You need to be well prepared for the questions they ask you because it’s hard to try and get on. Look up the questions write them out so you can read from them but not really reading from them.

The interviewer was very difficult she was late to the zoom interview call by almost 10 minutes and also said I was not interested in the position, yet I applied for and was on the interview call on time waiting for her to accept my zoom request. As I was speaking on my last employment position she stops me and tell me the that it is a entry level position I applied for with no advancement opportunities, I then said I am aware that it is a entry level position and I am OK with that. I am just trying to get back out working after being laid off for over a year. she was very rude, obnoxious and condescending. And I know this not the views of the organization she is currently working for which is The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Texas. Which does outstanding work and a wonderful organization to work for. I was shocked and applaud by her actions and the way she spoke to me . It got so bad I had to end the call and I thanked her and said to her God bless you to her.

I applied for the job on 9/17/19 and was called to interview on 10/3/19. The entire interview was pleasant, no question was off the wall. You have to interview with the HR department first, then you interview with the department that is hiring for the position. They tell you what they are looking for in a candidate and what they expect, and of course ask can you do the job and why they should select you. I interviewed with two ladies who took turns asking a series of questions. Although, I have not been offered the position It still shows "Interview Scheduled" on my profile.