After seeming instantly put off by the way I said "Hi," (not even joking), there was a stiff pause and then Jessica said, "So tell me something about you." I'm sorry, but that's too broad a question and not a good way to lead into an interview. Telling her about my personal stats in not appropriate, and she's got my work history in front of her. What does she want?
How much does a nearby concrete bridge (The Lorenzo Bridge) weigh?
How do you handle situations where others are frustrated or upset, referring to the travelers you would work with in the case when something went wrong.
I was asked why did I want the position? How often do I plan on being on the road working? How do I handle rejection from physicians?
What would you do if two youth got into a physical altercation?
What would you do if a youth ran away?
What do you know about Medical Records?
Are you experienced with auto parts?
Why at am age did I want to start over.
How much experience do you have in call-center tech support?
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