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Jaymie Payne is passionate about talent acquistion and has nine years of experience in corporate and healthcare recruitment.
The interviewer wants to learn more about why you chose the healthcare industry and, more specifically, the medical device industry. This question is very personal, so briefly give the interviewer some insight into what motivated you to pursue this path. If you have a unique story that led to your decision, feel free to share that and give a meaningful answer that demonstrates your passion for the field.

Jaymie Payne is passionate about talent acquistion and has nine years of experience in corporate and healthcare recruitment.
"I have always wanted to work in an industry that is innovative and cutting edge. It has been really fun to see how medical technology has been able to save lives. It would be fun coming to work every day knowing you are doing something to better people's lives."

Jaymie Payne is passionate about talent acquistion and has nine years of experience in corporate and healthcare recruitment.
"As a new graduate, I have been exploring many different industries and the medical device industry is my number one choice. I considered going into medicine, but I love the business side of things and this way, I can utilize those skills to help people's quality of life."

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Medical devices have a much bigger effect on people's lives than the energy industry and I think my skills will be better used here than there. I think it's safe to assume everyone knows someone whose life has been drastically improved by a medical device. I want to be involved in that incredible work.

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It's evident that you truly see the value of the medical device industry and want to contribute to this work. To strengthen your response, I suggest specifically naming the transferrable skills that you've gained from your work in the energy industry and how those skills would translate into this opportunity. I have provided an example in the "Revised Answer" box of how this response could be restated.
Medical devices have a tremendous on people's lives, and I want to contribute to this unique industry. I am well positioned for this opportunity because I will bring my unique skills of ___________, _____________. and ___________________from my work in the energy industry. I think it's safe to assume that almost everyone knows someone whose life has been drastically improved by a medical device, and I look forward to using my talents to contribute to this incredible work.
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I have always been very interested in new cutting-edge technology I have done modules in biomedical science and laboratory skills I am a big believer that science is the only thing that can save the world. I follow Elon Musk on his space X and neuro link talks. I am very interested and appreciate that if I get the job I will be building or helping the manufacturer of devices that will be placed inside people to save their lives.

Stephanie's Feedback
This is a very strong response. You really provide a compelling reason as to why you've chosen to pursue opportunities in the medical device industry.
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