QUESTION 30 OF 30

Tell me something about yourself that I wouldn't read on your resume.

"My resume doesn't capture the amount of time that I volunteer within the community. Besides the medical field, "‹my passion is with animals. I volunteer at our local animal shelter every weekend."

Talk to the hiring manager a little bit about yourself that steps outside of your medical education and work history. This is an opportunity for you to show them a bit about your personality. Circle your answer back to how this skill or experience will benefit you in this role.

"Something about me that many do not know is that I was a competitive dancer for many years. Despite it being unrelated to medicine, it truly did teach me about discipline and dedication."

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Anonymous Answer

I have a strong music background starting in my childhood and even played in my university band on the clarinet. During my time in the band, I learned a lot about discipline to work on my craft and work as a unit towards a common goal.

Rachelle's Feedback

Excellent! This type of question will allow the interviewer to get to know you outside of your resume and work credentials. You do an excellent job tying this information back into your professional work.

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