University of Texas System Executive Assistant interview questions
Updated 25 Apr 2012
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 1 day.I interviewed at University of Texas System (Austin, TX) in 01/03/2012
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Submitted application, was invited to come in for a skills test before being considered. Then I was called to come in for an interview with two interviewers. I did well, however didn't have the experience they were looking for. The individuals I met were pleasant and engaging. I will look forward to another opportunity - seemed like a place I'd like to work for.
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What makes you a better candidate than someone with more experience in accounting?
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