How to be Successful in Virtual Interviews | Clinical Psychology
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Thank you so much for the video! Very helpful. Another tip, re: camera, is to try to stack books underneath your computer or put it on an elevated surface to keep it eye level! Eye level helps make everything feel more "authentic" so you're not looking down or up at the interviewers. I've used that tip in doing virtual job interviews!
Wonderful, excellent tip totally agree!
Also, I had a question for you Dr. Phil! I just applied to some programs on Dec 1st, and am curious to know roughly how long it might take schools to get back to me for an interview! I've seen on reddit it can be as early as late December or January. But then I've also seen, if you haven't been reached out to before about March you most likely didn't get the interview. I'd love for you to shed some light! :)
Not a Dr. yet, but thank you! This is a really good question. I think sometimes schools might post that on their website. If not I think the trend is apply by December, they look through the applications typically in Jan, then interviews are in Feb while deadline for responses to offers are due by May. That's how it was for me when I applied, not sure if it's changed much or if there are other schools on a much different time table. I and others also contacted the schools directly to ask them when we can expect to hear back and they were very straightforward about a timeline which was nice. I absolutely thing it's ok to continue to reach back to schools which you haven't heard from or if there is a lack of communication. Especially for students to spend the time/money putting their work into an application, every program should prioritize letting students know about a decision. So if it's been a month and a half or longer with no response, I've heard of students emailing every week or every other week to see about an invitation to interview or rejection. It may sound kind of pestering, but you deserve to know! Hope that helps!