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Originally Posted by elizey7
Is it okay if I ask a question that might be stepping over the line, such as:
Interviewer: Why did you want to join ABC sorority?
Me: I see a lot of potential for leadership opportunities in philanthropy and other areas.
Interviewer: Give an example of the other areas where you see leadership opportunities
Me: Well, when I rushed last year, I met a lot of girls who mentioned that they were Christian or Catholic, and as a member of Intervarsity (A christian group on campus), I was hoping that, if I have enough support, I could start a Bible study with the girls. I also see this as a potential opportunity to create an even tighter bond within the sisterhood
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Holy bump of eight year old thread.
Why would you want to intentionally and knowingly respond or ask any questions that are stepping over any lines? Gah! Please get some coaching on how to converse. Your anxiety is coming across over the computer screen and I don't want you to be this way in person. There is such a thing as overthinking. You cannot anticipate every question and have a pre-fab response.
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