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What software programs do you use in your current work and how adaptable would you say that you are in learning and using new programs?
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Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
Overall, your interviewer is simply looking to hear that you have a good grasp on programs to use to make you more efficient in your work and to do this, talk open and honestly about the programs that you currently use and talk about in what context that you use them. If at all possible with this role, try to research what additional programs you may have to learn if given this opportunity to join LendingTree and reassure your interviewer that your computer skills are fluent enough to pickup quickly if needed.
Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
"In my current role, I currently use a program called Zendesk that is an interactive customer support tool. When we started to use this tool a little over a year ago, I was very quick to learn and utilize all of the great functions of the program and have since become a trainer for new staff that join our team. As well, I'm very fluent in the entire Microsoft suite of products and would consider myself an expert on the Outlook, Excel and Word programs."
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In my day-to-day work, I mostly use SAS. But in the last 4-5 years I have developed and learned other open-source tools such as Python, R, and SQL. In my current project, I was required to use python and was successfully able to create python scripts hence I feel that given any new tool, I am a fast learner and should be able to pick up quickly.
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This is an excellent start, but I suggest taking this response a little deeper. What process do you take when you're given a new tool to learn? How do you determine if you are learning at an appropriate pace? What do you do when you get stuck? How do you analyze your impact? I suggest adding a few additional sentences here to help your interviewers better understand how you learn best.
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