Entry-level geologist interview help needed
Hi everyone! I recently graduated with a geology degree in December and landed an interview for an entry-level geologist position. The role involves reviewing groundwater and soil data, petroleum contamination from underground storage tanks, remediation strategies, site investigations, and technical report writing.
The problem is that I feel like I've forgotten a lot of what I learned in school, especially due to the fact i took a couple year gap in between (took my last semester in December after 4 year gap) and I'm getting nervous about being unqualified and because this is my first official interview. I know the basics, but I definitely need a refresher.
For those of you who work in environmental consulting:
- What topics should I prioritize reviewing before the interview?
- What technical questions are commonly asked for entry-level geologist positions?
I'd really appreciate any advice or resources that helped you prepare. Thanks!
