South Puget Sound Community College interview questions

SPSCC began with a delay. It took 2 months after applying to receive an invitation to interview via video. I accepted the invitation to interview in the following week. About 3 days later, I was asked to also give a 15-minute presentation on an Accounting topic. The hiring committee cut me off after 5 minutes into my presentation. This process was now rushed and disorganized. I was invited to interview on campus. The college paid only a portion of my travel costs. I was required to give another presentation on campus. There was another delay while I waited to hear a hiring decision. Ultimately, I was offered to teach one single class in the Fall, bait and switch. I accepted a full-time job at a university instead.

Interview process involved submitting a cover letter and resume by email to management. After receiving confirmation of my cover letter and resume and an invitation for an interview, a short in-person interview on site to review job experience, qualifications, and skills was scheduled and completed. In addition to job experience, qualifications, and relevant skills, my student performance and enrollment was evaluated to meet requirements of the work-study program. A job offer was presented approximately one and a half weeks after the interview.