Need advice on interviewing for a job at Fannie Mae now that its in turmoil?
I have an interview at Fannie Mae for an entry-level analyst position. I can’t imagine it being as intense of an interview as it has been when the company was doing better.
Any advice on what to expect? Should I be so bold as to ask about the job security and company stability? I believe I’m an above-average candidate, if offered a position, should I negotiate a better compensation package for taking a risk on them? What’s the protocol for joining a sinking ship when everyone else is jumping off?
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First of all, asking about the stability of Fannie May, is a good question, which you yourself should research, not ask. This might hurt your interview, since it will demostrate a lack of confidence, and a lack of research ability.
Ask questions, but be very careful of what you ask.
Secondly, about negotiating a better compensation package, when asked about your salary expectation, view the video that I posted in my source.