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Your work habit and work schedule
Why did you decide to pursue a career in medical writing? What medical experience have you had in the past?
The questions were targeted at getting answers specific to the requirements of the job and also about ways of working, e.g. prioritisation, team management. The interviewers very warm and professional.
Tell us about previous projects you worked on.
What are your biggest weaknesses
Describe the skills that make you suitable for the role.. Have you led or managed anyone? What are your strengths and weaknesses? Why are you interested in a job in industry coming from academia? Describe a time you've managed a difficult situation... Describe a time you've overcome problems...
Basic STAR Questions. It's not the interview per se, but the overall recruitment process of GSK Canada that needs to be called out. There is an inherent lack of respect for the candidate in the entire process. The Recruiter in question is not reachable, doesn't bother to provide feedback and if you are not selected for the next round, there would not be any official communication. Misleading communications are their forte. So, if you are interviewing for GSK in Canada, you need to keep alternate options open. In today's world, it's really surprising that such recruiters are present.
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How would you handle a difficult situation with another member of staff?
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