>> First of all, I appreciate whenever a student asks a question, period.
A lot of times they get nervous and they don't know what to ask so that's sort of a turn off.
So, my advice would be, you know, before you come into the interview,
have a few questions written down that you can ask the interviewer so that, you know,
they understand that you are interested in the position and that you're curious
about what your day would be like or that kind of thing.
So, typical questions I get are, you know, what is a typical day.
Like, where, how would I start my day?
What would I, how would I plan it out, that sort of thing.
Can you show me any instrumentation you use?
They sometime like to have a tour.
They'll ask me, you know, like what are some of the,
the social things that you do as a group, you know.
So there is that well rounded, not just all work.
We do want people to build relationships and feel comfortable and make friends
so that they're going to want to stay in that position as long as possible.