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Question 19 of 33 for our Occupational Therapist Mock Interview

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Question 19 of 33

What is your ideal work environment?

"My ideal work environment is one that inspires and motivates their employees. I thrive on the company of others and having the ability to learn from the experiences of others."

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Advice and answer examples written specifically for an Occupational Therapist job interview.

  • 19. What is your ideal work environment?

      How to Answer

      Describe some of the aspects of a job and a facility that you enjoy most and why. Are you motivated by the positive attitudes of others? Do you thrive when your boss empowers you by giving you autonomy over decisions? It's important to know what you need and what you want out of a work situation. Share some qualities and attributes of the people and environment that you thrive in. Sometimes it's hard to know if the past places you've been employed were not the best for you. Think about an environment where you feel you will learn and grow best and describe that to the interviewer.

      Written by Heather Douglass

      Entry Level

      "As a new Occupational Therapist, the environment that I am looking to start in is one where I am given the freedom to learn on the job while also working for an organization that has resources available for me to learn. I feel that I am bringing a lot of knowledge on the career into my first job and now it is important for me to apply that knowledge to a life-long career in the field."

      Written by Ryan Brunner

      Answer Example

      "My ideal work environment is one that inspires and motivates their employees. I thrive on the company of others and having the ability to learn from the experiences of others."

      Written by Heather Douglass

      Experienced

      "Having worked for a few different organizations through my career, I have found that I perform my best work in a progressive setting where employees are given the ability to help make decisions on work processes. I am a firm believer that front line employees bring firsthand experience to important decisions and leaders that have empowered me to help in decision making processes have been greatly appreciated."

      Written by Ryan Brunner