Self Introduction For A Job Interview
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There are all kinds of people visiting and working at a hospital, irrespective of their religion, caste, race or gender. When the interviewer asks you to express your views on cultural diversity, he is looking for an answer that's more than just stating how you'd "treat everyone the same. " Don't simply give out sermons on tolerance, secularism, and equality. Present a professional answer, mention snippets and stories from your personal experience that addresses the issue. Describe your previous workspace and employer? Having some experience in the healthcare sector is a big plus point for any candidate. Here, you can talk about the projects you've been a part of and the doctors you've assisted in the past. Hiring managers are trained to spot the inconsistencies in your CV, so be as honest as possible. Also, present only the positive aspects your previous workspace. Don't criticise your previous employer or colleagues, instead, talk about how they shaped you the way you are today. Have you dealt with conflict in the past?