What would you do if you were to build a team from the ground up? What would you do different to ensure integration of the software in the schools? What metrics would you use to measure effectiveness and make changes? How do you lead, how do you accept feedback?
I don't remember any question being difficult or unexpected.
Tell me about a time when you had to turn someone down for a promotion or employment
Tell me about yourself
The most difficult question involved how to get a team working for you to accomplish the goals of the healthcare facility.
Tell me a time when you had to discipline an individual and how did you handle it
Questions were not difficult at all. I had extensive experience in the field as a Regional Director and Consultant
The interviews were generally conversational. The first few were more traditional behavioral-style discussions focused on leadership approach and prior experience. As the process progressed, the conversations became more strategic, centered on upcoming organizational priorities, division goals, and overall leadership/culture fit rather than structured questions.
How will you support clinical team in the community?
Engineering trivia.
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