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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.
The interviewer wants to know if you consider yourself to be an emotionally driven person. Talk to the interviewer about your emotions and if they have ever affected your productivity at work.
Keep in mind - almost everyone is an emotional creature to some degree, but there are other ways that you can describe yourself that have a more positive connotation. If you are passionate, you could choose to refer to yourself as:
- Expressive
- Communicative
- Open
- Unreserved
- Warm Hearted

Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
"Everyone is emotional to a certain degree, and I would consider myself kind-hearted and open. A career in healthcare can be emotional at times; however, I choose to focus on the positives. For instance - if we are close to losing a patient, I will focus on the positive memories rather than the illness. This mindset has consistently allowed me to continue with a productive shift no matter the emotions that come my way. "

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Devastating events can cause a drop in productivity, especially when our facility was hit hard with COVID death and illnesses. There was an interruption with the normal flow of work when residents had to be sent to the ER, PPE and isolation protocols were set in place, and even dealing with the process of resident's dying in the facility. Healthcare is a 24-hr job; we stay on task as much as possible, elicit help when necessary, support others when time allows, and have a good communication for the next shift to continue with continuity of patient care.

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This response comes across as very genuine--you're not denying the challenges that you've faced and the fact that sometimes, there are obstacles that can stand in the way of productivity. Yet, this response is very strengths-focused and really highlights your ability to problem-solve.
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