AAPS interview questions
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I pulled up my app in EAS yesterday and reviewed my profile. Not sure why I did it, but I did. To my horror, I realized the email address under my profile was from a school district I worked in 6 years ago.
Backstory: I created my EAS account back in 2014, but I never completed it until Feb of this year. Fast forward to 2020, since I couldn't remember by acct info, I emailed HR from my personal email with my SSN/NAME and they gave me login info. From there, I just assumed my personal email was linked to my account, but it wasn't.
I then realized I haven't had ONE email from EAS, for anything since Feb. Not an update about account updates, application submission etc NADA
I think any info sent out was sent to my old, deactivated email from 6 years ago.
Backstory: I created my EAS account back in 2014, but I never completed it until Feb of this year. Fast forward to 2020, since I couldn't remember by acct info, I emailed HR from my personal email with my SSN/NAME and they gave me login info. From there, I just assumed my personal email was linked to my account, but it wasn't.
I then realized I haven't had ONE email from EAS, for anything since Feb. Not an update about account updates, application submission etc NADA
I think any info sent out was sent to my old, deactivated email from 6 years ago.
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HelpOthers
Also, make sure the phone number is your cell phone that you carry with you everywhere. One Friday afternoon, I arrived home to a voice message on my home phone asking if I were interested in interviewing. By the time I got through to anyone at the school (late Monday), they had already chosen an applicant (without interviewing me). Long story shor...See More
IbeforeE
@Mary - do interview requests come over phone and not email?
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Not Mary, but....
It varies by principal, year to year, etc. In theory, it should be by email first to set up a day/time if you are in fact interested in interviewing. But, we've had emails and cold calls (and have read/heard of similar experiences), so no one should really be surprised by either method.
It varies by principal, year to year, etc. In theory, it should be by email first to set up a day/time if you are in fact interested in interviewing. But, we've had emails and cold calls (and have read/heard of similar experiences), so no one should really be surprised by either method.
HelpOthers
@SLPnyc- that will depend on the person requesting the interview. They may ask someone to call and make appointments, or they may send e-mails. I think in my case, they were in a hurry and didn't want to wait the time e-mails can take.
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And remember, you will not automatically get a referral email either. My husband never received an email telling him he made a referral list, but the year he was hired received two emails asking him to interview. He accepted one and here we are.
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