How to answer the Work Conflict Example Question. Job Interview Tips

In this video, we talk about how to answer the work conflict example question. One of the most common questions in doctor interviews.
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In this video by the Career Doctor, we discuss what constitutes a good and bad example of workplace conflict and how to answer the work conflict example question in your medical job interview.
The work conflict example question (or similar variations) is a popular question at the interview as health care teams are acutely aware of the need to have members how can work together and resolve conflict in situations that can become quite tense due to the nature of our work.
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Bad Med Bosses specifically talks about a dirty little secret in Medicine. Doctors are often subpar managers. We struggle to support the needs of workers around us and deal with bad things like bullies in Medicine. This channel hopes to correct that by sharing stories about both good and bad bosses in Medicine as well as advice for both trainees and the bosses.

[@CareerDoctor]

What about you? What are your examples of work conflict? ⚔ Do you have any concerns about "selling" these to the panel?

[@YasirAHasan]

In my interview they asked me, If you did a major mistake in the ward how will you behave? And what is the causes of this mistake?

[@CareerDoctor]

Thanks it seems they wanted you to generate a list of possible common causes of mistakes. Training and communication errors would be high on the list.

[@aspireever5521]

If that conflict example was when I had conflict while doing a managerial/ administrative work involved, like managing a duty roster for the department and how I resolved it - can I use it for interview, thank you.

[@CareerDoctor]

Yes. Examples where you were not central to the conflict but helped resolve conflict for others are great to give.

[@aspireever5521]

@@CareerDoctor thank you