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Work interview coming up

PunkSwan

I've got a face to face work interview next week. I will have to do some tests and face a panel of three. The market is brutal right now, so I'm not about to ask for adjustments via the agency who arranged it, let alone tell anyone I'm autistic. I'm going to have to concentrate on not fidgeting...

Has anyone dealt with panel interviews and do you have any tips? It would be good to hear people's thoughts from the ND perspective. 

For everything else, I'm researching like a fiend and devising questions (the easy bit).

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  • Good morning from America PunkSwan!

    Phew, a panel of three? That sounds intense. I don’t blame you for holding in the diagnosis for now; I would really only advise giving that in an interview if it is 1on1 and you feel the interviewer is going to receive it well.

    Thank you for devising questions. That’s such an important thing to do before an interview, because that shows them that you are interested in the position/company.

    My best advice is get into a headspace that you are about to talk about your favorite special interest, and that happens to be the work that you’re interviewing for. If you convince yourself that you are primarily interested in that job, then you’ll easily convince them!

  • in reply to profdanger

    Good evening from the UK! As it happens this company's specialism is the same as a passion of mine, so that helps.   

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