Them to me: How do I structure my work approach? How will I gather the necessary information? What challenges do I foresee. We were already dealing on a level beyond the typical initial meeting questions of: What are your best accomplishments? What do you think you struggle with? How do you see yourself fitting with this company. When I'm beyond that I focus on reinforcing with my client how I get jobs don in a reliable fashion though most of it is done independently.
Do you have a writing example
How will you approach this internship?
Can you explain the gap between X and Y?
Q: What are your previous experience with grant-writing? Q: What languages are you fluent in? Q: How often are you available to work?
One thing that was very off-putting was their questions about my current workplace- a nonprofit- that seemed to be aimed at testing whether that nonprofit might be a potential client for the company.
Lots of questions about the environment
Describe your background/experience--give an overview of your resume.
Why are you interested in working for Orbis?
Can you provide an example of a successful grant writing process?
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