How you organize your answers in an interview can make them memorable or forgettable.
Let’s talk about behavioural interview questions.
In clinical interviews, candidates can expect questions about their educational background, relevant work experience, and clinical skills. Interviewers may inquire about the candidate's knowledge of patient/client care, infection control protocols, and patient assessment techniques.
In a corporate, non-clinical setting, behavioral interview questions are more common. A behavioral interview question is designed to prompt candidates to share specific examples from their past experiences. By asking about how a candidate has handled certain situations, employers can gain insight into their skills, competencies, and potential fit for the position.
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What’s the secret sauce for a memorable interview answer?
Clear structure makes your answer more memorable because it will be easy to follow during the interview and simpler to evaluate after the interview is over.
The STAR format is an example of a structured technique used to answer behavioural interview questions.
Mastering these different techniques is highly effective because it provides a clear framework for articulating your experience and skills while demonstrating capabilities and achievements to potential employers. This method ensures that responses are well-organized, relevant, and impactful, helping candidates effectively convey their qualifications during the interview process.
Learn how to provide well-organized, relevant and impactful responses for your non-clinical interviews.
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