This afternoon I had a phone interview at a great hospital that I did several clinical rotations during nursing school. I have BSN, previously 13 years experience as a medical assistant and currently two years experience in subacute rehab/SNF and I'm more than ready to be in acute care. I felt the interview went ok. I was so nervous, but I answered honestly and professionally. He was very pleasant and friendly, he was HR nursing recruitment and said he would be forwarding candidates with good interviews to NMs. I felt as if I was coming off a little nervous - wordy at times then not wordy enough. Once it got to the end and I started asking him my queations, I felt a little more at ease. When it all wrapped up, he said "well i thank you for a good interview, my last few were a little rough" - so how would you guys take that? Do you think he was being honest or do they just tell everyone that they had a good interview? My mother seems to think he would have never said that about his last few if I didn't have a good shot. This was a screening phone interview for several different open positions, so my eggs aren't all in one basket. Feedback?
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This afternoon I had a phone interview at a great hospital that I did several clinical rotations during nursing school. I have BSN, previously 13 years experience as a medical assistant and currently two years experience in subacute rehab/SNF and I'm more than ready to be in acute care. I felt the interview went ok. I was so nervous, but I answered honestly and professionally. He was very pleasant and friendly, he was HR nursing recruitment and said he would be forwarding candidates with good interviews to NMs. I felt as if I was coming off a little nervous - wordy at times then not wordy enough. Once it got to the end and I started asking him my queations, I felt a little more at ease. When it all wrapped up, he said "well i thank you for a good interview, my last few were a little rough" - so how would you guys take that? Do you think he was being honest or do they just tell everyone that they had a good interview? My mother seems to think he would have never said that about his last few if I didn't have a good shot. This was a screening phone interview for several different open positions, so my eggs aren't all in one basket. Feedback?