Post Interview Reflection
Overall, I believe the interview went well. I believe I was able to get my point across without rambling on too much. I tried my best to repeat the questions I was asked to give my mind time to thank before answering. I believe this helped me gather my thoughts and help me relay what I was intending to. To prepare for this interview I took time to remind myself why I am passionate about occupational therapy and particularly in a pediatric setting. I went over an elevator speech and a few things I wanted to mention if the interviewer asked about me. One thing that I didn't expect was that the interviewer had bad internet connection and had to turn her camera off. This didn't bother me because I have adapted to any and all online issues that may arise but it was different. I would have liked to see her and her reaction when sharing and answering questions. However, I was completely understanding of this issue. In a real-life situation, I would try to show more confidence and le