Very friendly and enjoyable experience . All staff I encountered were very nice , made the experience seamless. Meeting the kids was nice too . Campus is beautiful . Loved it here !
I applied online. The process took 2 weeks. I interviewed at George School in Jun 2025
Interview
I was really eager to apply for the George School as its mission and values and align with my own. I was happy to have gotten an interview and the interview itself was relatively easy, just a popular sought out position with a rather long process. There’s two zoom interviews and then an in-person interview but I only made it to stage one. The hiring manager was very knowledgeable and provided great insight as to the tasks of what the job entails. I feel like a lot of times, the hiring managers are disconnected with the people they hire but I was impressed with their honesty and knowledge of the position. My only critique was that they said they would get back to me by the end of the week, whether I got the job or not, but heard nothing. I sent a thank you email for the interview which they acknowledged but no status. It sucks to not even get an update when people go through days of prep. Unsure if they ended up hiring for the position or if it was just taken down and not filled. Guess we will never know.
I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 months. I interviewed at George School in Feb 2025
Interview
Two recruiter phone calls ahead of speaking with the hiring manager, and then two phone calls with hiring manager. 6 person panel via Zoom. On campus interview day encompassed the hiring manager with a tour, Head of School, lunch with the entire Advancement team (12 people), an HR rep meeting, another six person panel, meeting with two people from an adjacent department, and finally, a meeting with their DEI rep.
They are big on consensus decision-making which gives a "too many cooks in the kitchen" vibe. For all the people and conversations involved, I still did not have a concrete idea of what they were looking for in filling the role.
As is common in interviewing these days, no concrete timeline for follow-up and unresponsive to emails inquiring about candidate status. Recruiter eventually connected two weeks later with the "going in a different direction" reply.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
A lot of questions focused on how I would handle obstacles and ambiguity.