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		Female Principal Interview Question:
Can you describe a conflict you had with one of your colleagues?
Submitted by: MuhammadConflicts belong to every workplace. Tell us about the conflict you had, and what you did to reconcile the conflict. It is your attitude that matters to us, not the particular conflict situation you narrate. You can speak about a conflict you had with your boss, with another teacher, or with a school counselor.
Show us that you respect the opinion of another person (regardless of their position), that you admit that you can be wrong, that you try to approach each conflict in a constructive way, and that you do your best to ensure that the situation won't have a negative impact on your relationship with your colleagues, or on your work.
Submitted by: Muhammad
Show us that you respect the opinion of another person (regardless of their position), that you admit that you can be wrong, that you try to approach each conflict in a constructive way, and that you do your best to ensure that the situation won't have a negative impact on your relationship with your colleagues, or on your work.
Submitted by: Muhammad
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