2nd Interview questions

[deletedo1m]

I was recently called back for a second interview for a company that is offering a great position in my field. It is an entry level position for an environmental consulting/engineering firm. During the initial interview I met with 2 project managers and the president of the company for about an hour and a half. I have never been on a second interview before so I was wondering what will be different when compared to the first interview? For anybody with experience with second interviews I would like to here your experiences/input. Anything would be appreciated. Thanks

[deletedo1m]

Update. Well in my case it wasn't a second interview at all, it was the president of the company telling me that there are 2 positions available and 3 candidates, including myself, left in the running out of over 250 applicants. Going to find out next week sometime if I am finally going to be employed again. The fact that it is in my field, local, has opportunities for advancement, and is with a great company is going to make the next few days feel long.

[Egilbe]

Update. Well in my case it wasn't a second interview at all, it was the president of the company telling me that there are 2 positions available and 3 candidates, including myself, left in the running out of over 250 applicants. Going to find out next week sometime if I am finally going to be employed again. The fact that it is in my field, local, has opportunities for advancement, and is with a great company is going to make the next few days feel long.

Good Luck!

[deletedo1m]

Good Luck!

Thanks.

[deletedo1m]

Well they didn't make me wait too long. Got an email last night saying they are offering me a position. Can't wait to get back to work.

[Egilbe]

Well they didn't make me wait too long. Got an email last night saying they are offering me a position. Can't wait to get back to work.

[deletedo1m]

Thanks again. The entry level positions seem to be very competitive around here due to the fact that there are few true entry level positions available (most jobs posted as "entry level" stated they were looking for 3+ years experience). I went to multiple interviews with out success and was beginning to think about relocating to find a decent job in my field. Luckily, I no longer need to think about that.