No really hard questions, however, if you don't have people experience such as working in retail, a medical office, anywhere that you would be interacting with customers or clients, it will be hard to answer a lot of the questions because they are situational based from past experiences of working with clients or customers.
Describe yourself in three words
The interview was very calm and both account managers had a great sense of humor. I felt like I had known them for months.
Why do I feeli like this job is for me?
Tell me about yourself. Why tufts. What are your strengths and weaknesses. Any questions for the them.
What is your trick to multitask. The top three qualities you look for in a work position. What draw backs do I have in my current one? What is the biggest error that I made at work and what did I learn? What is your future career goal? How do I keep myself active for working?
Q: Why are you interested in this position? Q: Explain your current role and how it relates to this position. Q: Tell me about a conflict that happened at work and how it was resolved.
Name a time you dealt with a particularly difficult situation, whether it was with a patient, healthcare provider, or co-worker. How was the situation handled?
Would you be okay sitting at a desk all day?
What is your experience in clinical work?
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