Teach for America interview questions

The phone interview seemed daunting because you have to impress your interviewer when they don't even get to look at you face to face. The interview started off fine. My interviewer went right into the questions. She asked me why I desired to be a member, what my hardest classes were, what I do in face of conflict, and how I schedule my time.

The first interview was with the HR rep. That interview ended with a warning of a salary cap that I would have to agree to live with it before moving on. From there, I was brought in multiple times, speaking to people at varying levels. They were all very nice, but seemed disorganized, with a lack of communication and then a sense of urgency. The interviews themselves were pretty straightforward (Q&A, no tests), but again a bit unstructured, and they kept starting late and running long without the interviewer seeming to have gotten what they wanted out of it. They kept giving me feedback that everybody liked me, but in the end, they did not offer a job for reasons that were not very clear or consistent with what had transpired.