“Tell Me About a Time You Adapted to Change”
“I thrive on change” is the least believable sentence in interviewing. What they're really asking is whether you'll be a net drag during the next reorg — and if you're changing careers, whether you can work outside the environment you know. Get an answer built on one change that was done to you, the honest first reaction that makes the rest credible, the unglamorous things you actually did, and the person you helped through it.
Generated for: Pharmacy technician (7 years) interviewing for a healthcare operations role
About three years in, the chain we were part of got bought, and the new owners moved us onto their pharmacy system over a single weekend. No training, no pilot — you came in Monday and the screen was different. I'd built seven years of shortcuts around the old one, and I could fill a queue faster than almost anyone in the store, so honestly my first reaction was that this was going to make me slow and make us dangerous. What I was actually afraid of was the interaction warnings, because on the old system I knew exactly where they showed up and on the new one I didn't.
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