QUESTION 30 OF 30

Tell me about your previous boss.

No matter how difficult, unfair or terrible your previous boss was, use this question as an opportunity to share what you learned from them and what you learned from your previous role.

"My boss taught me the importance of precision. He was particular about every little detail, from preparing for client appointments to filling out reports. I learned how to fine tune my skills and identify the slightest details that could make all the difference in a life or death situation."

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Anonymous Answer

She is dedicated, & has way too much to do.

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I suggest developing this response a bit more. In the "Revised Answer" section, I have provided an example of how that might look.

My previous boss is very dedicated to her work and also very busy! She had a lot of responsibility and was often required to wear a lot of different hats. I have a great relationship with my former boss, and I really respect her work ethic and care for others. I have worked under a number of different supervision styles, and I describe myself as being highly adaptable. I believe that I could thrive under many different kinds of supervisors!

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