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If you are hired for this position here at Vynamic, what do you think the biggest hurdle for you would be from the start?
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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.
For this question, you can showcase your research that you've done on both Vynamic and the role you are interviewing for by being upfront and honest about what you feel would be the biggest learning curve for you if hired for the position and giving your plan for how you would approach this hurdle. In your answer, make sure that you highlight your skills and abilities in making a molehill out of a mountain on your way to success in this role.
Ryan Brunner has over ten years of experience recruiting, interviewing, and hiring candidates in the healthcare, public service, and private manufacturing/distribution industries.
"As you can see from my resume, most of my career experience is in the food industry. If fortunate enough to be hired for this position, the biggest area for learning for me would be the finance side of other industries like technology, telecommunications and healthcare. From day one, I would begin by thoroughly research the clients here at Vynamic and speaking with as many industry experts that I know through business networking. While learning the ins and outs of other industries is the biggest learning curve for me, I see it as a great opportunity for me to become more proficient and effective in the work that I'd be doing for you."
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As you can see from my resume, most of my experience has been working with hospitals or companies whose products serve hospitals and small practices. I do not have as much experience with other areas in life sciences. However, if I were hired, I would thoroughly research the clients here at Vynamic and speak with as many industry experts that I know through business networking. While learning the ins and outs of other areas in the life sciences is a learning curve for me, I see it as a great opportunity for me to become more proficient and effective in the work that I'd be doing for you.
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This is a good answer because you tell the interviewer about an area of weakness and how you plan to fix it. You can also mention that branching out into a different life science area will allow you to become more well-rounded, and perhaps there is a way you can relate how your current network and knowledge will benefit this new company as well.
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