The interview process was actually very casual with the manager introducing me to everyone in the lab and describing the work they do. In the end, the only questions she asked was if I had any questions, am I interested in the position, and when can I start.
There wasn't really an unexpected question. Process was very basic.
If you're asked about what kind of work you want to get into, just be honest. "I don't know" is acceptable when it's truthful.
Do you know how to troubleshoot a PCR issue?
The questions were more general about previous work experience and future plans.
The questions were pretty standard; nothing too difficult or odd.
Tell me about yourself. Describe your master’s project. What do you hope to be when you grow up? How did you find out about us and what interested you about the position / our lab? Why Boston? What do you currently work on in lab? - Why this lab, why this research? What interests you? - What do you do outside of school/work? Hobbies or activities? - Asked me to provide 2+ reference letters.
They asked me about my willingness to learn and grow in their respective work environment.
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