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Jessica is an experienced HR Business Partner with over 6 Years of experience in recruiting and interviewing for various industries including Oil & Gas, Aviation, Start-Up, Healthcare, and more.
This question is similar to another question that you might be asked. The focus of the ask here is whether or not you are willing to go above the hours required for the role if needed. Think about the industry that BC Hydro operates in and the rotating schedule requirements on their job descriptions. You should have decided prior to the interview that if that is a requirement for the role, whether or not you would be able to accommodate it.

Jessica is an experienced HR Business Partner with over 6 Years of experience in recruiting and interviewing for various industries including Oil & Gas, Aviation, Start-Up, Healthcare, and more.
"I know the requirements of the role are to be open to a rotating schedule based on customer needs. I am happy to be a team player and work some overtime, as required."

Jessica is an experienced HR Business Partner with over 6 Years of experience in recruiting and interviewing for various industries including Oil & Gas, Aviation, Start-Up, Healthcare, and more.
"Yes, I can meet those expectations. The only thing I would ask is if I am able to get advance notice of the overtime so that I can schedule my life outside of work accordingly for that time period."

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