I applied online. The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Yale University in Oct 2011
Interview
I found the job ad from Naturejobs, and emailed my application. The PI replied very fast after two days, and phoned my current PI for recommendation letter. After the phone call, my current PI told me that this Yale PI is very happy with my back ground, and I got a big chance in getting the job.
A few days later, I had a skype interview with the Yale PI and his senior postdoc. The interview was easy and fast. I gave a 40 minutes presentation of my current and previous work. They asked easy questions and described what they are doing in the lab. The Yale PI agreed to give me an answer within one week.
I applied online. I interviewed at Yale University (Adelaide) in Oct 2021
Interview
I contacted directly to the PI and then arranged a zoom meeting. I was asked to give them a presentation about PhD work and then I was asked different questions related to my Project.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Are you happy to move into the US? What's your long career goal?
I applied in-person. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Yale University (New Haven, CT) in Mar 2018
Interview
Phone interview and then offered a postdoc position. Lots of the details of my research was aksed and the professor is very kind and tries to get to know all your skills that can be transferred to the lab
I applied online. The process took 4 weeks. I interviewed at Yale University (New Haven, CT)
Interview
I reached the PI via email. We arranged a 20 min phone call. I flew to New Haven to give a 1hour talk in front of faculty members of the department (they paid for everything). People were friendly but cold (you sense the Yale ambience). I met with group members and a couple of faculty in person for a 15 talk each.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
At the seminar they asked me pertinent questions on my work (after all they were expert in that). Questions were mildly difficult, as expected. Then I talked with the PI about job. He didn't into too much detail (I regret I didn't insist)
