Being a pharmacist requires a strong knowledge of both how to interact with people and how people chemically interact with drugs. Candidates are expected to be able to provide outstanding customer service, so most questions are directed towards highlighting your communication and interpersonal skills in difficult or vague situations. In addition, pharmacists must have a good memory to inform customers about their drug and its side effects, so be prepared to flex your clinical knowledge.
Nothing really unexpected. The standard tell me about yourself of course and some other standard ones. There were a lot of scenario questions on how would you improve your business essentially. The most unexpected was along the lines of tell me about a time you had to adhere to/manage a budget, but other than that I feel like the questions weren't too unexpected.
Describe a situation where someone lied to you and how did you handle it.
The questions were not diffiuct
Why CVS?
How do you prioritize if the store is really busy
Please look at the supplier medication list and provide recommendations for the patient.
Explain a difficult time in the pharmacy and how to overcome
How would you handle coworkers arguing?
Introduce yourself. What is your expected salary? when can you start? What is your availability like?
General question- whats your strength ?
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