"Tell me a bit about your work history." "Name a time when you had to overcome a challenge and made a difference." "How would you be a good candidate for this position?" "Do you have any questions for me?" "What is a trait that you have that would benefit your workplace?" "I'm assuming that you are bilingual?"
They asked personal illegal questions, but talked as if they were family.
How I want the payment of salary
What past employment have you had
Why I thought I'd be a good fit for the role?
Describe how you would handle a stressful office situation (prioritization skills) such as this: You're on the phone with a difficult customer who is becoming more and more irrate, a UPS driver is standing at your desk needing signature of multiple packages that you need to review for damages before accepting delivery, and a family walks in for an appointed meeting.
What do you expect from your supervisor?
Why do you want to work in a hospital?
What financial programs did I use for coding AP and AR?
Why did I leave my last position?
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