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Group interview over lunch

by Bob
(Michigan)

Mike-
The engineering director of a prestigious company has invited me back for a second job interview over lunch. He told me 2 or 3 of his colleagues will be joining us. I'm applying for 1 of 2 open Engineering Manager positions.

I desperately need this job and don't want to do anything to screw this up. My first interview with the engineering director couldn't have gone better, but now I'm getting nervous about this group interview over lunch.

How can I find out the names and titles of the other 2-3 people who will be joining us?

Should I do anything differently at a lunch interview?

It sounds pretty positive if we're all meeting together over lunch. But I don't want to jinx myself by being over confident. Knowing my luck I'll probably have a coughing fit on a dinner roll.

I've been out of work for 10 months and this is the closest I've come to an offer. Things are really getting rough for us financially. I don't know how much longer we can hang on. So, I'm praying I get this job.

My interview is tomorrow, so your quick reply would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help.

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