I had a mock interview today.  The event is called “Interview with a Bruin”.  Current UCLA students who signed up for the event have a chance to practice their interview skills by interviewing with an UCLA alumni.  My interviewer was Ron Alatorre, the Former Principal of Mills High School, which is the #1 public high school in my school district.  What a small world… Out of 100+ interviewees and interviewers, with more than (100)^2 number of combinations, I was interviewed by Mr. Alatorre. 

The mock interview with Mr. Alatorre was very helpful and contributive.  He pointed out the exact problems and weaknesses I have that I was not aware of.  He gave me feedback on my answers to some popular interview questions from a interviewers’ propective that is very valuable.  Mr. Alatorre is very wise and knowledgeable.  He is also an experienced interviewer for the fact that he hired so many teachers in his career as an educator.  Being able to meet with him today is such a meaningful and treasured experience that does not only improve my interviewing skills, but also benefits me as a person.

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