Interview Replay

[drdw]

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Does anyone else have a problem with having your interview replay over and over again in your head? I did well and I am happy with how it went, but I can't stop the instant replay. Please help me!!!

 

[MikeyLu2010]

the replay stops once you get accepted ...😉

 

[stacyij]

Does anyone else have a problem with having your interview replay over and over again in your head? I did well and I am happy with how it went, but I can't stop the instant replay. Please help me!!!

The same thing is happening to me! I am a bundle of nerves.

 

[DO Sigma Nu guy]

Does anyone else have a problem with having your interview replay over and over again in your head? I did well and I am happy with how it went, but I can't stop the instant replay. Please help me!!!

Haha I was like that for a whole week. I thought about every single question...and I thought I sounded like a complete idiot. I guess its normal. 😛

 

[dr.z]

the replay stops once you get accepted ...😉

I guess it never ends if you get rejected.

 

[Dr Trek 1]

Yeah, I still laugh about my interview and how nuts I must have sounded.

 

[HunterGatherer]

On the way out I remember shaking the hands of one of my interviewers but can't remember if I shook hands with the other. This still bugs me after being accepted.

 

[drdw]

Yeah exactly...since this whole process is so fickle you are constantly saying to yourself....I did good but then you think but what if they were really asking "X" or did I make enough eye contact...or too much? Oh well, nothing i can do now about it. I do think the only cure is an acceptance so I will try to keep my mind busy until I hear back, catch up on some PS2.

 

[cyclegirl]

I also had my interview playing over and over in my head. The cure was three weeks later when I got my acceptance. Hang in there!

 

[yasha83]

For me the pattern seemed to be this: immediately upon leaving the interview I was confident and sure it went well....hours of nuerotic dissection/interview replay follow, and suddenly I had a terrible interview. As far as the cure it can be either the above or a complete nervous breakdown...you pick

 

[mj1878]

Coming out of interviews, I always felt really good about myself, but most of that was probably relief at having all of the pent-up anxiety leave my body. As time went by, I found myself feeling less and less confident about how I had done. The mind does terrible things.