Overview
Job Prospects Report Part 2: Interview
If you know someone who works in your field, ask them for an interview; it’s always best to have a live
interview. Ask your interview subject at least 5 questions. You may either choose from the list below,
or come up with your own questions. Be sure to ask questions potential
majors would be interested in.
If you have not found a person to interview, choose your 5 questions and do one or more of the
following:
to be in your network. If you don’t have a network established, or if you don’t have anybody
relevant in your network, LinkedIn won’t do you any good.
Example Questions
1. What kinds of tasks/projects do you do in your job?
2. Would you advise someone to go down this career path and why?
3. What does your day to day look like?
4. What aspects of your job do you like?
5. Are there remote job opportunities in your profession?
6. What previous experience or training (in addition to the degree) will help a graduating student
get a good job.
7. Is there any special training, beyond getting the degree, that would be helpful in the field?
8. How quickly did you come up to speed when you first started in your field right out of college?
What to Turn In
For the written assignment, submit a Word file with the following:
state that.