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What is the prep for an abdominal ultrasound?
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For the company their prep is 6 hours no food or water
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It depends on what they are going to be checking. If it is a non-pregnancy ultrasound many doctors require you not to eat/drink anything 6hours prior to the procedure. If it is a ultrasound for pregnancy they usually ask for you to drink water before the procedure to obtain a more clear image of the fetus or baby Less
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It depends on what they are going to be checking. If it is a non-pregnancy ultrasound many doctors require you not to eat/drink anything 6hours prior to the procedure. If it is a ultrasound for pregnancy they usually ask for you to drink water before the procedure to obtain a more clear image of the fetus or baby Less
more about medical
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don't have any experience with medical but can learn quick
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Your lucky you missed getting that job. You would had been a 12 hour a day slave to the cruel planning Management. No one should work there. All you would have done for the first year would have been cycle counts. Planners don't do cycle counts. Less
Do you have customer service experience?
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Yes, I have over 5 years of customer service experience.
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Yes
What are your career goals?
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My career goals is a successful person in life.
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Increase professional knowledge and training.
"Are you willing to work nights, weekends, holidays, and rotating shift hours"
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Absolutely.
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Understand that the airline industry as a whole is not your traditional employment. It is a industry that moves people and product around the clock 365 days a year. This means that employees need to be flexible. In some in instances it is a lifestyle change. In the end for some the reward is worth it. Less
What is your greatest strengths?
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When I'm working on a project I don't want to just meet deadlines, I prefer to completes the project ahead of schedule. Less
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have quite a few strengths…(pause to think)…probably my greatest strength is my reliability. Part of my reliability is consistently being there, I have a 100% on time record at work and have had it for the last three years. But it's more than that. People know that they can trust me to do what I say I will do, they trust me to deliver. For example, my boss had a difficult project that needed to be completed in a short amount of time. He asked me in a meeting with the rest of our team to take on this project. After the meeting, he told me that he gave me the project because he knows that I will deliver on time. He's right. I just delivered the project yesterday, a day ahead of schedule. And it was right the first time, no corrections needed." Less
