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Student Name:

Mary Lawton

Student Email:

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Total score:

8.7

Interviewer Name:

Sara Sparks

Interviewer Company:

Broadridge (Mary didn't have a specific firm/role she was mock interviewing for)

First Impressions

Is the resume attached?

Yes

How was the candidate's timeliness?

Excellent

Briefly describe the job description for which you will be interviewed.

Poor

How was the candidate's greeting of the interviewer?

Good

Self-Marketing, Branding, and Preparation

How were the candidate's responses to the following questions and prompts?

Why are you interested in working for our company?

Fair

What do you see yourself doing as a long term career?

Good

Why should I hire you?

Fair

Closing Interview Remarks

How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about the candidate's interview performance?

The candidate asked relevant and penetrating questions.

Disagree

The candidate closed the interview with a strong commitment and desire for the job.

Neither agree nor disagree

Final Impressions (Articulation, Enthusiasm, and Demeanor)

How much do you agree or disagree with the following statements about the candidate's interview performance?

The candidate spoke firmly and comfortably, enunciating words clearly, with composed and mindful sentences.

Agree

The candidate spoke with confidence.

Neither agree nor disagree

The candidate avoided using non-words or fillers such as "um", “like", "you know", or "you guys".

Agree

Interviewer Comments
 

Comments for the student: Mary was easy to speak with, but there was no specific job she was interviewing for. Not sure of what Mary was told to do - in previous mock interviews the students came in with a company and a position they wanted to interview for and knew background on both firm and roles. She didn't have any questions about the position, perhaps because there was no job description, and didn't have any questions to ask of me. Without having a specific job to interview for it was hard to get deep in the interview - that being said, Mary had a good demeanor, was friendly, and easy to talk to.
Comments for faculty: I'm not sure if the students are told to find a firm and an actual job description to interview. She only knew she was interviewing with Sara Sparks / didn't know a firm, a job description, didn't have much to talk about without that.

Other Information
 
Student ID:

Faculty: Jennifer Hally

Active Programs:

BMARK

Course Name:
Section:
Semester:

Spring 2025

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