Review the bill upon check-out to verify its accuracy. Anticipate a full day of interviews, meeting people, seeing facilities and gaining a glimpse of the community. Plan to make notes of pertinent facts and impressions about the visit whenever you have the opportunity. You will be exposed to a lot of information and insights into the job, the organization, the people you will work for or with, the location, and the community during the visit. Remember you are actually being interviewed whether the contact is a guide, an assistant or a contact in a more formal interview arrangement.
Many employers schedule several candidates for visits each day.
Some of these persons may be from Carnegie Mellon or other schools. Keep in mind that you are being measured against these other applicants and you should retain your poise and professional bearing. For additional information, refer to the Interviews Career Brief . Settle travel expense reimbursements - make a copy of all receipts before sending them to the employer. Demonstrate how the employer would benefit if you were hired.