There really are no con's to working here. From the moment you walk in the door, you know what is expected of you and the standards that are set. Everything is CLEARLY relayed to you through out the orientation process. The only con that I can honestly think of is that if you're lazy, not self motivated or don't like to HAVE FUN then the job is not for you. If you are a "go getter" and like to set goals and SMASH them then the opportunities are ENDLESS!!
Why are you interested in this position and IU?
Q: What are your salary expectations? When are you available to start? What values do you hold in high regard? Tell me about a time when you overcame a challenge. Standard behavioral/situational type questions - nothing specific to Job Corps.
What is one of your weaknesses?
To tell about myself.
What is my definition of integrity as it pertains to business?
How does your experience match what we are looking for? how would you go about designing an international coaching program? How would you go about vetting coaches?
Do you want to teach this class or that class? Have you ever taught this before? Let's look at your resume. How would you teach this class if you had to?
To submit a sample resume
Mostly standard HR questions, including salary expectation - I was told they usually offer around the high £20k area . This was lower than I was expecting, but it was difficult to find this info beforehand. They also wanted people with hands on polymer/composite research experience, rather than general materials science
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