An employer filling a position that requires grace under pressure may introduce stress, usually through silence or confrontational questions, to see how you react. Answer pleasantly and calmly, ignoring the provocation. Second Interviews Second interviews typically take place on-site. Often they are a daylong series of discussions with potential supervisors, co-workers and other managers or department heads. In disciplines like Education, you may be asked to bring a portfolio or to prepare and deliver a class while being observed by other professionals.
Some organizations also administer tests or give tours.
When you arrange the visit, make sure that you understand who will pay for travel arrangements, how they are to be made, and what records you need for reimbursement. A group may interview you. If possible, learn the name and title of each member of the group before the interview. This will allow you to know with what orientation or area of interest each person approaches the meeting. It is best to know this in advance of the interview day.