QUESTION 15 OF 30

What is more important deadlines or quality of work?

"I think the "‹quality is most important. If you have open communication with your supervisor to let them know that you may bust your timeline but you are providing your best work there might be wiggle room in the deadline."

As a Bacteriology Technician you've been faced with some short deadlines that could ultimately affect the quality of work you produce. Tell the interviewer that because you are very organized and prioritize your work you will continue to provide quality work despite pending deadline.

"I have been faced with short deadlines in the past but I make a point to keep my supervision updated on my progress through effective communication, reach out for assistance from my colleagues if needed but always give 110% in my work."

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Anonymous Answer

I think the quality is most important. If you have open communication with your supervisor to let them know that you may bust your timeline but you are providing your best work there might be wiggle room in the deadline.

Marcie's Feedback

Good answer! Is there an example you can give here of a time when the quality of your results mattered more than the deadline? Also, don't forget to assure the interviewer that you still try your best to always meet your deadlines.

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