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1. What are your skillets?
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In phase one we chacke only efficacy of drug
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Test the efficacy of Drug
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I had already explained but was asked again. So I felt that there really wasn't any interest in me. Less
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Strange Question?
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Finisher my pharmacy Assistant Program at Sheridan Colleg. Then went to continuing education for Medical Office Administrator Program and I passed it successfully at Medix College Less
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Show teamwork and priortization in examples.
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For all behavioral interview questions (that all begin similarly, seeking a specific past example to try to predict future behavior - generally one of the best (and standard) interviewing techniques) try to draw from your list of past accomplishments. (You do have a list of 4-6 significant accomplishments ready, don't you??) You get a grade B if you have a specific example that answers their question, grade A if your example resulted in a significant accomplishment, and grade A+ if your example resulted in a significant accomplishment that you can quantify ($'s saved, % improvement, etc.). Less
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There is normal and reasonable answer to this strange question?
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Wow, an incredible question?Maybe being overqualified is a sin?!
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Reviewed of course relevant job experience but then was cut off by one person seemed to be the senior person in group. No one else talked. It was uncomfortable and negative. I wonder if this was a stress interview. It was uncomfortable. I would have liked to talk to rest of group without senior person there....but interviews are opportunities for applicants to interview organizations to so it gave me maybe an idea of senior management so it was good for me to see Less
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That's par for the course. They have poor management, and poor track record of hiring practices Less
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I believe in a form of management known as "walking around" management. Working on the ground with staff members and getting to hear their concerns in a more "natural" environment rather than a more formal setting like a one-on-one with management. Less
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Determine the root causes and get directly to the source that triggers it then push the issue into a plan of correction and adhere to it consistently. Less
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There could be obstacles to patient recruitment so it's about identifying those factors and mitigation them. It could be that the PI is too busy or lacks the logistical support from a study coordinator Less
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I would set up a meeting with PI to understand the factors which are affecting patient recruitment and see if mechanisms can be put in place to improve patient recruitment. I would also discuss with the PI that they projected to recruit x amount of patients at the pre study visit and site initiation visit and would like to know what has changed since those projections. If an effective solution could not be found then I would close the site down Less
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I'd be a banana, because I like them and I'd want to like myself as a fruit. Also, they travel easily. ;) Less
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Trick question! The answer is irrelevant. it's more of an indicator of personal humor and creativity. For example: I am like an orange... After you tear away the tough outer layer, a sweet treat awaits! Less
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Go for a walk, listen to music, talk with firends
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Back off and and rethink the situation.
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Can be hard to answer & not bash current position/employer.
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Looking for professional growth and longevity in my career