Published Oct 20, 2006
NRSINGED KAREN, BSN, RN
24 Posts
I have trouble interviewing. I become nervous and it seems that the wrong words come out of my mouth. I feel like I can't answer the questions correctly. I had a poor interview several months ago and would like advice on questions that the employer might ask and how I should answer the questions to be more successful next time. Also any other general advice that might be helpful. :wink2:
Genista, BSN, RN
811 Posts
Best advice I can give is to prepare & practice. Have a friend or family member practice interviewing you, so you can answer the questions and get relaxed about it. Read up on common interview questions, and have a notepad of questions that YOU have for them (it's a two way street). You can google interview advice for nurses & get all kinds of great tips. Here's one of those links that may help:
http://interview.monster.com/articles/cheat/
Best of luck! Hope it goes well the next time!
am17sg05
117 Posts
before, i was very shy.even talking to people, i had a hard time. practice helped me. i went to psychiatric nursing and i had to open conversation to my patients.i tried applying for jobs like medical representative so i had series of interviews.before i knew it, i can now talk in an interview confidently and i even had the chance to talk in front of a lot of people. PRACTICE makes everything perfect...