When
trying to get into graduate school or land a new job, applicants expect
to be evaluated against the relative strength or weakness of the entire
pool of candidates. But a recent paper co-authored by Wharton professor
Uri Simonsohn suggests that perhaps they should also be worried about
the timing of their interviews. Monday, March 18, 2013
Why Being the Last Interview of the Day Could Crush Your Chances
When
trying to get into graduate school or land a new job, applicants expect
to be evaluated against the relative strength or weakness of the entire
pool of candidates. But a recent paper co-authored by Wharton professor
Uri Simonsohn suggests that perhaps they should also be worried about
the timing of their interviews. 
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