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Student Name:

Nicholas Wilder

Student Email:

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Total score:

9.3

Interviewer Name:

Sara Sparks

Interviewer Company:

Bitfire

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.

Good

How was the candidate's greeting of the interviewer?

Fair

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?

Good

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

Very 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.

Agree

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.

Neither agree nor disagree

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: Nicholas did his research on the position and the firm and was able to articulate why he wanted the job. When I asked him to tell me about himself he did, but it was very succinct. Each question I asked was answered, but responses were very short so I felt that at the end of the interview I didn't really know Nicholas too much beyond his major and what he wanted to do. I wanted Nicholas to expand more on his strengths, and 'why Nicholas'. He was enthusiastic when responding to why Quinnipiac and why his major.
Comments for faculty: Nicholas said very little although I prompted him with many questions - often one word responses, not much to his responses. Could be his personality and he was not rude in any way, just didn't get to get a feel for his personality or strengths.

Other Information
 
Student ID:

Faculty: Jennifer Grunwald

Active Programs:

ECSCI, BCIS, LGDD

Course Name:
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Semester:

Spring 2025

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