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Wednesday, 7 October 2009
TYPICAL INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
Posted on 15:20 by Unknown
PART 11. Tell me about yourselfKeep your answer to one or two minutes; don't ramble.
Do not go back to childhood experiences, just give a brief outline of where you are from and where you want to be going.
Use your job Resume or CV introduction as a base to start.
Respond in a way that leaves no doubt that you are well adjusted, stable and positive.
Say only positive statements.2. What do you know about our company?Show that you have done your research, know what their products are, how big the company is, roughly what their annual revenue...
Monday, 5 October 2009
Seven Deadly Sins of Job Interviews - Top Seven Things NOT to Do on an Interview
Posted on 20:50 by Unknown
Avoid These Job Interview Blunders If You Want to Get an Offer!if(zs1){gei('spacer').classname='hide';gei('sidebar').classname='hide';}Here are things to avoid, if you want to get a job offer and have ultimate interview success!Bring a List of Demands:This sounds obvious, but you’d be surprised how many people try to negotiate more money and better perks during an interview. Hey, you don’t have the job yet! So how can you negotiate an offer you haven’t received? This is a surefire way to negotiate yourself right out of a job offer. Surprise the...
Before You Interview for a Medical Job - Job Interview Tips for Medical Job Seekers
Posted on 20:49 by Unknown
One of the most critical stages of the job search process is the interview. Whether you’re interviewing for an entry level, hourly wage job, a high-paying hospital executive role, or a clinical role such as nursing or physician jobs, below are a few key steps you can take to assure that you’re prepared for your interview. Thorough preparation prior to your job interview will help ensure your success in getting the offer, or at least getting to the next step of the job interview process. An interview is a sales presentation, and the product is you.Research...
Sunday, 20 September 2009
Corporatisation of Diagnostic Services
Posted on 02:42 by Unknown
Part I General Review Introduction During the 20th century imaging, diagnostic laboratory tests, and pharmacology moved to centre stage in medicine. Few episodes of medical care occur which do not involve one of these. Experts in these fields may not make the clinical decisions but their input can be crucial to these decisions. These services gravitate to hospitals, and to the centres where doctors work. ...
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