Questions for panel

[mac6578]

What would be some appropriate questions to ask the panel at the end of the congressional nomination interviews?

 

[kinnem]

Answer 1: Whatever you want to know that you think they can answer regarding the nomination.

Answer 2: I would expect that THEY would expect you to have academy questions already answered elsewhere.

Just one man's two cents.

 

[mac6578]

Answer 1: Whatever you want to know that you think they can answer regarding the nomination.

Answer 2: I would expect that THEY would expect you to have academy questions already answered elsewhere.

Just one man's two cents.

Answer 1: Whatever you want to know that you think they can answer regarding the nomination.

Answer 2: I would expect that THEY would expect you to have academy questions already answered elsewhere.

Just one man's two cents.

Agree with answer2!

 

[justdoit19]

Whatever you do, be organic. Not canned. Prepared questions often come off as just that. It’s fine to NOT have questions….if you don’t. Imo, a well prepared candidate would be just that, prepared, and may not have any questions.

But, I would make sure that’s the case, and let them know “ma’am, sir, I honestly have an understanding of the process, and don’t have any questions that havent already been addressed”, or something that acknowledges you understand. Vs a plain ‘ole ‘nope’.

No need to fill their precious minutes with fluff. BUT don’t hesitate to ask a question if you have one, or request a clarification of a point.

If they haven’t already addressed it, asking “when should I expect to hear either way” is a fair one.

I’m not on an MOC committee….those are standard interviewing courtesies, imo.