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An informational interview offers you an opportunity to gather information about a career field, job, or employer in which you are interested. The purpose of an ... ... you have for an entry-level candidate interested in doing what you do? 11. Does your career permit you to lead the kind of life you would like to live? How does ... Make sure they understand you want to set up an informational interview, not a job interview. Be ready. The person may say they have time while you are on the ... What educational preparation (degree) do I need to obtain? What prior experience do I need? Career Information. What is a typical work week like? How ... HOW TO GET INFORMATIONAL INTERVIEWS: 1. Think about the career field that you are interested in and identify companies you want to target. 2. Find out the name ... Arranging an Informational Interview. Explore LinkedIn and identify people (UNH alumni, especially!) you'd like to connect with who have a job of interest to ... ... type of work (security, high income, variety, and independence)?. If your job progresses, as you like, what would be the next step in your career? If your work ... If your job progresses as you like, what would be the next step in your career? 41. If your position was suddenly eliminated, what kinds of jobs would your ... What do you like most / least about this career? Is your job typical of others in this field? What are current job prospects like? Are there related fields you ... The Center for Career &. Professional Development (CCPD) has many resources to help you identify professionals with whom you may want to talk and can help you ...