Re: Random and probably silly interview question
No. The trick is to look professional during your interview, come with a smile and be able to list your positive and well as your negative points. Your positives are your life experiences. You can understand the experiences of the patients. As for your negatives, you look at those as opportunities for learning something new as in nursing learning never stops.
Get yourself a nice black or navy suite minimal jewelry. If you have tats, cover them up. Smile, shake hands properly, not that limp handshake that women often do. Tell them about your assets and why you would be a good fit for their organization.
Pull up their web site before you go for your interview and study it. Know what new things are happening in their organization. Other questions, send me an email.
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