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Firstly, i should thank this forum for giving me a virtual experience of the Interview. My PAI was on 21st of December 2015, the process & questions were same as it was mentioned in the previous blogs. The visa officer was a guy and he was a middle-aged person. I felt, he wanted me to be nervous while he was checking for the facts(he asked me to brief about my roles and responsibilities twice and pretended as if he was not paying enough attention towards me). He was checking if my answers were consistent, I could really feel the difference between my interview before and after me getting into nervous state, I felt he was checking if my answers were consistent.
Like I said, he asked me a few sets of critical questions twice like, how many report to me, where your team sits, what does your manager do and asked me to explain the roles and responsibilities of my direct reportees. Trust me guys, I could hear my own heart beat when he was asking me those critical questions for the second time.
The best advice from my experience would be confidence, eye contact and most importantly tell him the truth :) nothing new from the previous posts.
All the best,
Raj.
Firstly, i should thank this forum for giving me a virtual experience of the Interview. My PAI was on 21st of December 2015, the process & questions were same as it was mentioned in the previous blogs. The visa officer was a guy and he was a middle-aged person. I felt, he wanted me to be nervous while he was checking for the facts(he asked me to brief about my roles and responsibilities twice and pretended as if he was not paying enough attention towards me). He was checking if my answers were consistent, I could really feel the difference between my interview before and after me getting into nervous state, I felt he was checking if my answers were consistent.
Like I said, he asked me a few sets of critical questions twice like, how many report to me, where your team sits, what does your manager do and asked me to explain the roles and responsibilities of my direct reportees. Trust me guys, I could hear my own heart beat when he was asking me those critical questions for the second time.
The best advice from my experience would be confidence, eye contact and most importantly tell him the truth :) nothing new from the previous posts.
All the best,
Raj.
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