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"We will offer candidates in this program reasonable accommodations like extended interview time, providing questions in advance, or conducting the interview in
by pyb 5y ago
"We will offer candidates in this program reasonable accommodations like extended interview time, providing questions in advance, or conducting the interview in writing in a Google Doc rather than verbally on a call."
These would great practices for any job interview, whether the interviewee is on the spectrum or not.
Providing questions in advance (behavioral at least) would make the interview process a lot better for everybody.
The possibility to answer the more involved questions in writing would also be a great plus overall.
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- titanomachy 5y agoYeah, it would be great if those things were offered as options. Personally, I am terrible at studying and getting assignments done, so I like that interviews are usually self-contained and relatively short. I also really appreciate the encouragement and sense of cooperation I get from doing an interview in person rather than in text, I think it makes me perform better. Obviously not as much with zoom interviews. But I recognize my privilege here, that my brain happens to fit the current shape of interviews! It would be great if there were other types of interviews available that fit other people as well.