I had the opportunity to interview for the AlgoZenith Chapter Lead position at my campus, and I wanted to share my experience with you all.
I had seen a notification for AlgoZenith CCP (Campus Connect Program) on LinkedIn. I thought to give it a try, so the first step was to fill out the google form which takes our details like contact info and our technical skills, links, etc. After a week I got the mail to choose a time slot for an interview.
I didn’t know how to prepare for the interview, so I started going through the code of the projects that I have made so far.
The D-Day has arrived. My interview was scheduled for 11:30 am.
The interviewer I encountered was very polite and he guided me through the process. The questions that I was asked are as follows –
- Please introduce yourself.
- Why do you want to become the Chapter Lead for your college?
- Have you any past experience in organizing or hosting any events, workshops, or activities ?
- What steps will you take to ensure that an event is organized well?
- What do you know about AlgoZenith?
- What are the tech stacks you have learned?
- What projects have you made?
- What you are expecting from this AlgoZenith CCP as a Chapter Lead?
- Do you have any questions for me?
I answered them all in full of confidence. The interview was completed. Overall, the interview was a fantastic experience, allowing me to showcase my skills, share my vision, and express my enthusiasm for the Chapter Lead position.
Some suggestions:
- Make sure that you know well about the organization.
- Review common interview questions.
- Stay confident and calm during the interview.
- Showcase your leadership skills to stand out from others.
- Provide specific examples from your past experiences that highlight your skills.
After a week or two, I got the selection mail that I have been selected for AlgoZenith Chapter Lead for my college IIIT Bhagalpur. So that’s all about my interview experience, hope you liked that.
If you have any questions about GDSC or would like to share your own experiences, please feel free to reach out !