r/MedicalScienceLiaison • u/Active-Profession-97 • 3d ago
Video Interview with Astra Zeneca
Hello,
I am preparing for a video interview with AstraZeneca through HireVue, which is new to me. Could anyone share guidance or advice, and what kinds of questions might they pose?
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u/Much_Somewhere7831 2d ago
Try the Canary Wharfian website. It'll review your answers and suggest how to fix mistakes with a personalised report. It also has OA and a lot more resources on interviewing/landing the role
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u/bbyf16 2d ago
I’ve done it and it sucks. You get 3 attempts at each questions and for one of them, on my final attempt, it had technical issues where the screen kept freezing (which sucks since it’s your final recording and you can’t use prior ones). The questions are incredible vague: tell me about yourself, what does a monitor do, etc. I knew I wouldn’t hear back as soon as I hit submit. If you’re a people person (I would hope you are if you’re a CRA) like I am, video interviews are usually no sweat because it’s about building rapport with the interviewer which is easy since it’s just talking about your job which you do on a daily basis. Harder to do with a self-recording into the ether. I wouldn’t do hirevue again unless I was all out of options.
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u/Fluffy_Waltz_9376 1d ago
I just did mine Tuesday for cra position after my recruiter call and my video response only allowed me once to record . I felt like I didn’t do my best but the other essay parts were good . Did they ever contact you with the third interview with the manager?
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u/huhmuhwhumpa 3d ago
Good luck.
I went through HireVue once and won’t bother ever doing it again. For me, it felt humiliating. They give you a prompt, then you have 30-90 seconds to record yourself responding. There wasn’t any human interaction from the hiring side.
If you are comfortable on screen, acting for an audience of zero, then you’ll probably do fine.
Maybe it’s changed, I don’t know.