"When applying to be an assistant professor, you will be interviewed on your research experience, personal teaching philosophy, and technical understanding of your field of study. The university will want to be sure your research interests and teaching style are compatible with the programs you will be a part of. To become an assistant professor is usually the first step taken by students who have received their doctorates on their paths to becoming full professors."
Where do you see yourself in 10 yrs--this is not the most common benchmark that gets asked about in an academic trajectory. It's usually the 5-7 mark when the correct answer is 'tenured, conducting research, enjoying a strong publishing record and teaching and mentoring students'
What would your students say about your teaching style?
Tell me about yourself / research agenda
What is your ideal work environment?
Why are you applying for this position?
What is your favorite lesson?
What is your professional experience related to this position?
will I be able to move to the city
How many years of academic experience?
Tell me about a time you worked with someone different than yourself.
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