I'm currently in the interview process for a part-time event coordinator/host/social media manager position at a startup. I submitted my application video at 3am, just hours before the listing closed at 10am, and managed to secure an interview that same day at 4pm. The founder mentioned I was the last candidate he was seeing but liked my video, which was a good start. We had a great conversation, and he said I reminded him of his younger self, which felt like a positive connection. He quickly moved me to the next round after our chat. In the second round, I had to present a rough brainstorm for an event and marketing ideas to sell tickets. I put together a detailed 7-page slideshow with mockup posters. He appreciated my thought process and the logistics I considered. I shared my experience organizing a murder mystery party, which he enjoyed hearing about. He emphasized the importance of commitment and finding someone he enjoys working with. When I asked about the number of candidates, he mentioned there were five but reassured me I was through to the final round. He advised me to think seriously about the role, especially since I’m still in college and the commute is about an hour. I decided to move forward and told him I was happy to continue, planning to ask more questions in the next round. Now, we’re meeting for coffee in two days. I'm feeling excited but also a bit anxious about the outcome. I’m curious about what this coffee meeting might entail and whether it’s a good sign. I’ve been daydreaming about this job, but I don’t want to get my hopes too high. Any advice on how likely I am to land this role?