When looking for a research assistant position, you can expect to be interviewed about your education in the field of research you are applying to, your clerical skills, and your ability to work independently under tight time constraints. The interview and job expectations as a research assistant will depend largely on the scientific field you intend to research, so be sure to look into the expectations of the professors or other senior level researchers you may end up working under.
Some questions asked included: Describe a time when you had to deal with a difficult client; What is your system for managing multiple projects; and How do you respond to a team member who isn't pulling their weight? Be able to walk the interviewer through your experiences so far and convey why you want this job in particular.
Describe a time when you dealt with a difficult team member, what was your approach to (specific project I worked on) when you encountered obstacles in the process, how does this role fit in your career goals
Your background and education and any experience
Examples of Hormones used for treatment
Describe your experience working in a lab.
What was my engineering background and if I have any knowledge specific to the research project.
Why GTRI?
Why would you go for research?
What is an outlier, how to use collapse in STATA, the difference between probit and logit models.
I presented report which was done By team including me and my team won as second prize.
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