Fourth Interview Questions

1. Did you find any aspect of adjusting to any type of sanitizing routine in your daily job specifically difficult? Ex.? How so?
2.  Do you feel that certain hospitals vary in their sets operating room routines? How so?
3. What are certain aspects of the disinfecting routine you must perform that you would change?
4. Are there things that you have learned throughout your career that have led you to feel this way?
5. Do you see a difference in the way colleagues disinfect their hands or equipment perhaps? If so what?
6. Did you find that your education lacked in what was going to be truly asked of you in this job? If so how?
7. If not what do you think lead to your success and thorough understanding?
8. Do you feel that the school you ultimately chose to attend affected the way that you approached the field? How so?
9. How do you feel the medical will change in the next 10 years? If at all?
10. Are there any situations in which you encountered complications that you did not know how to overcome?
11. If not what do you attribute to being so well prepared for such situations?
12. Was there one prime experience with a faculty member or within that you experienced throughout your education that changed your perspective on your view of the medical field? Or how you went about the rest of your education?
13. If 1 book, what would you recommend i read or research to better prepare myself?  
14. What was the rarest case you have ever experienced with a patient undergoing anesthesia?
15. Do you find that having a personal life/relationship hindered you? How so if at all? 
16. Have advancements in technologies of today changed the way you do your job? How so?
17. Do you find it difficult to separate yourself from difficult patients/cases at times?
18. What extra responsibilities do you find you have that you were no really prepared for?
19. What type of courses do you recommend i take in order to further my education/understanding?
20. Would you have done anything differently concerning your education? If so what? Why?

Third Interview Questions

1. What kind of study ethic did you have during school?
2. Did you find your professors to be very helpful?
3. While in school did you study in study groups or alone most of the time?
4. What swayed your decision in choosing your school for the profession that you have?
5. Do you find your job to be a very high pressured job?
6. Was is easy to find a residency? Did your school work with you to find it?
7. How is your work schedule scheduled?
8. What was the most common reason that you seen while in school that people did not finish their schooling?
9. On average how much sleep did you get a night?
10. Is the work load that your given throughout school a lot? or is it that you need to manage your time better? If so how?

Blog #5: Second Interview Questions

1.   How long have you been in the business?

2.   How much schooling/education did you have in this particular field?

3.   Did you pursue this career by choice?

4.   How many different shops have you worked at? Was there a main reason to switch shops?

5.   Is there something specific that you look for when looking for a shop to work at?

6. Have you ever had a problem with being able to find a job? Why? Why not, do you think? 

Blog #2 Interview Check

Q: Who are you interviewing and why?

A: I have decided to interview my father because he is the main inspiration for my topic choice, and the reason I know anything about the world of off roading. He is also a very experienced mechanic with over 32 years of experience he is a very knowledgeable source. 


Q: What additional questions will you ask them (in addition to the 5 required)

A:

1.) What drove you to pick this field as a career?

2.) Is he constantly having to learn new techniques/advancements?

3.) What are some essential that a mechanic needs to know, to start off?

4.) Is the majority of what you learned off of pure experience in the industry or specified courses/ education?