Breezy

I'd also like to express my thanks to the people who have shared their interview experiences. It was relaxing going into this process with even just an idea of what to expect. There were a few guidelines I tried to stick to during the social events and interviews. 1) Don't over-do it. You may want to give the impression that you fit in, but being chummy doesn't come across well. Know when to quiet down and listen. 2) Reference an experience on your resume in passing. Don't brag on it, but use it as a sort of verification. It may peak their interest. 3) Find out what they do on the side. Odds are you'll share some common experiences that you can laugh and talk about. For example, one of the guys on my board had flown skydivers before, as had I, and we found it very easy to talk about. 4) You are being watched, before and after your interview. Act like it. 5) You will probably have some enlisted folks babysitting you before you head in. Talk with them, be nice, and find out things from their perspective. How you interact with them can be a consideration. As I said, you're being watched... This was my experience. As far as the questions are concerned, mine were very similar to the ones posted above, so if you practice with those you will be all set. Good luck!