Maryland Zoo in Baltimore interview questions

The interview over the phone was not bad, and everyone was nice. I didn't consider the questions especially hard. The other reviewer pretty much nailed most of the questions they asked. It was stressed they were in no hurry and after almost 5 weeks, no word from them at all. So, either they really are taking their time or just simply blowing me off. Time will tell. I do have a fellow colleague who used their own money to fly there and interview and this person only found out there was no job offer because the position was reposted on AZA.

Filled out an online application and within a week an HR contacted me via email to set up a phone interview with the curators for the following week. The interview was a panel interview with 3 people on speaker and lasted about 35 minutes. They asked a series of about 20 questions and then asked me if I had any questions for them. Even if you don't have any questions it is always better to prepare at least 3 questions for them to show you are interested. They do grade you on your answers to their questions. I don't enjoy scored interviews. They did tell me when I asked when to expect an answer that they are not in a hurry to hire someone that they are just waiting for the right applicant to appear but they always let the interviewer know within a week or two either way on what is going on. So now we play the waiting game.