UnitedHealth Group Mock Interview

Practice 37 UnitedHealth Group interview questions covering healthcare policy, data ethics, and patient outcomes.

WRITTEN BY RYAN BRUNNER
QUESTION 19 OF 37

Tell me about yourself.

At UnitedHealth Group, they foster a healthy and high-performing culture where all team members are empowered in their work. This dynamic atmosphere built on great relationships and a strong sense of compassion has built the company from the ground up starting in Minnesota back in 1974 to the 371 billion net revenue giant they are today. Beyond the work that you will be doing there every day, it will be important for your interviewer to gauge how you will fit in with the team you will be joining and the overall atmosphere of the company to help further their business success into the future. This is your chance to give a full picture of yourself, so consider your answer to be a window to you. You can certainly talk about your interests, passions, and hobbies, just ensure that you show your genuine interest in what you do and your ability to bring that same passion to work at UnitedHealth Group.

"I'm a person that thrives on being active and helping others, both qualities that were instilled in me by my parents and older siblings growing up. I'm very active in sports, I like to play softball and swim as much as I can. I also love to hike and camp in remote places with a group of friends. I also volunteer at the local humane society when I can, helping to bathe the animals and walk dogs. A future at UnitedHealth Group is so exciting to me because of the opportunity to work closely with your members and help make a difference in their lives."

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Anonymous Answer

I love music, travel, and playing golf. In fact, these are some of the reasons that I have relocated to Phoenix. I have been relaxing and getting used to the Phoenix area and am now looking forward to a new work chapter in my life.

Rachelle's Feedback

You offer a nice, high-level overview. If time allows, I encourage you to research the Past/Present/Future approach when answering this question. That type of framework will help you to create a more robust answer and offer a fuller view to the interviewer with some career-related detail.

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Ryan Brunner
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