<p>i wont give names but i just stalked my interviewer
i found out their job, their degrees, that hes a synchronized swimmer, i even found a picture
yet i feel so wrong</p>
<p>Why feel wrong? The interviewer probably Googled, you, too.</p>
<p>I did that too so I would know what my interviewer looked like and who to look for when we met at a coffee shop. I don't see anything wrong with it.</p>
<p>I hope that's a typo and the "she's" a synchronized swimmer. I didn't know there are male synchronized swimmers.</p>
<p>Of course there are male synchronized swimmers!</p>
<p>@Northstarmom: I never really thought about that, and now it's creeping me out a little... lol</p>
<p>its a he-a very successful he to, which makes me more nervous
i just sample google searched my name-nothing to be found (phew)</p>
<p>I did the same thing for my cornell interviewer lol. Nothing to fell guilty about.</p>
<p>I give alum interviews; I wouldn't mind being googled; I think that's just being prepared. People do it for job interviews all the time.</p>
<p>But a good reason not to have too much personal info floating around cyberspace!!</p>
<p>My Yale interviewer was just as amazing as one would expect a recent Yale grad to be. She grew up in the area and went to a really nice performing arts skill, won a bunch of scholarships, was a member of a bunch of cultural societies, and won loads of writing awards before moving back to DC and working for a governmental agency. </p>
<p>But the internet didn't tell me that she'd be really nice and really pretty! lol</p>
<p>haha. I share the name of a famous Taiwanese pop star/TV actor. If any of my interviewees think that this guy is me... I'd be cracking up. My real google data is (nicely) still very limited....</p>
<p>Haha don't worry I did that too--couldn't find anything on my interviewer so it was a waste.</p>
<p>My interviewer for MIT totally asked if I googled him. I was like, "yeaaah..."</p>
<p>what if the interviewer / inteviewee facebook each other? lol</p>