"second round interview" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write, "I was selected to participate in a second round interview for the job I applied for."
What percentage of candidates make it to a second round interview across their various sourcing channels?
WP4 researchers narrowed the second round interview question guide and participant sample; only interviewing participants working exclusively on the post-2015 heandh andevelopmentnt agenda in health-related multilaterals or Global Health initiatives, and specialists from NGOs and academic institutes.
This will be hugely beneficial in helping you to prepare for a second round interview (should you be called for one) as you will be able to tailor your responses to the interviewer's preferences.
It is understood shortlisted candidates will have their second round interviews, conducted the heads of the BBC Trust's various committees, within the next two weeks.
The BBC Trust is meeting on Thursday to discuss who should go forward to second round interviews to replace Mark Thompson as director general.
8 candidates were brought in for second round interviews.
Dear Liz, I have been fortunate enough to be asked back for second round interviews with 2 separate companies.
The study showed that without being able to ask whether a person has a criminal conviction on an application, employers are instead reverting to horrible stereotypes based on a person's name, and inviting fewer applicants with minority-sounding names to second round interviews since the laws in those states were passed.
Second round interviews comprised 14 face-to-face semi-structured interviews with 18 participants from a total of eight agencies (five multilaterals, two academics and one foundation).
Participants in the second round interviews were provided a short summary of findings to date and the complete indicators list to review in preparation for the interview.
Although the results of the first and second round interviews defined the focus of interviews on MoH personnel, this may have led to some degree of bias in descriptions of the main events concerning MMR reductions, and in so doing reducing the scope for exploring more comprehensively the perspectives of other relevant ministries.
