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Question 23 of 30 for our Zoologist Mock Interview

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Question 23 of 30

What has been the most significant work you have done in your career as a zoologist to date?

"The most significant work I have done was with a hostile gorilla. Others in the Zoo were uncomfortable working with him, and he became increasingly aggressive. I was able to gain a little trust from him and give him a wellness check. Others at the Zoo wanted to send him to another facility, but it turned out that he just had an ear infection. Once he was treated, he was completely different and showed no signs of aggression within a few weeks."

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  • 23. What has been the most significant work you have done in your career as a zoologist to date?

      Why the Interviewer Asks This Question

      The interviewer wants to hear that your work is important to you and that you find your career meaningful. The interviewer asks this question to determine what motivates your work.

      Written by Lindsay Williams Ortega on January 22nd, 2022

      What You Should Say

      Talk about something you worked on that was important to you. This can be something that you worked on in college or something you did for an employer. Explain why it was so meaningful to you.

      Written by Lindsay Williams Ortega on January 22nd, 2022

      Answer Example

      "The most significant work I have done was with a hostile gorilla. Others in the Zoo were uncomfortable working with him, and he became increasingly aggressive. I was able to gain a little trust from him and give him a wellness check. Others at the Zoo wanted to send him to another facility, but it turned out that he just had an ear infection. Once he was treated, he was completely different and showed no signs of aggression within a few weeks."

      Written by Lindsay Williams Ortega on January 22nd, 2022