Does it sound like I got the job (according to interview)?

[rainbowbright2]

...if they smiled and told me my answers were good, discussed pay, benefits, starting day of orientation, and that they would call and schedule a tour of the hospital next week? What percent chance?

[beckylpn1]

sounds very positive! good luck!

[caliotter3]

Sure sounds good to me when they're talking about orientation, pay, and benefits. I'd be pretty disappointed if I was told otherwise after this buildup. Good luck.

[keithjones]

in my experience... congrats. if they arent going to hire you they go into the thanks for your time we'll be contacting people in a few days... load of poop! they as much said you got the job.

[JerzeeMike]

In my experience employers don't generally go into compensation and benefits if they're not interested in hiring you. Good luck and let us know how you make out.

[ChristineN, BSN, RN]

Sounds like you got a job to me too! Be sure to let us know!

[nkara, CNA]

I'd say that's a thumps up! congrats!

[Higgs]

Sounds good, but in my experience, they do it for all the interviewees. Wait til you get the phone call or letter before you open the champagne - sorry to be a downer. Keeping my fingers crosssed for you though.

[nminodob]

Similar thing happened to me - they sounded just like you described, but no definite answer. I was so bold that I said "Can I sign something now to make it official?" and they just laughed and said "Oh, you have the job!" A moment of bliss! I hope you get the same moment!

[chexycat]

Sounds like a thumbs up up to me too! That is how my interviews went, and I was offered the positions.

[CrufflerJJ, BSN, RN, EMT-P]

No guarantees, but it certainly sounds good. All bets are off, however, until you receive the job offer. I've gone through a number of very positive sounding interviews, where pay/benefits were discussed (though not the starting orientation date), but receive a "sorry, but we don't love you" letter or phone call a week or so later.

GOOD LUCK!