In addition to the standard questions about the applicants ability to self motivate and work alone in most scenarios (field chemistry requires this), one question stood out. The first was essentially "If you get to a work site, thinking beforehand that you know how to tackle the issue at hand, but find out upon arrival that you have no idea how to deal with this particular issue, how would you deal with the situation".
Previously experience about study . Telling about company and all
What type of environment are you looking for in a work place?
Tell me about yourself? Explain what you did in your last job.
Scaling up chemical reactions and general synthetic chemistry questions.
What are you looking for?
give an example when you performed as a good team player.
Q: What would a quality control process look like, for you?
What is the difference between the physical principles of SAXS (the technique I have used in my PhD) and NMR? What is the difference between the physical principles of BAM (a microscope I have used in my PhD) and fluorescence microscope?
Have you ever been faced with a situation where you decided to go against the grain and perform a task or responsibility in a manner completely different from standard operating procedures?
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