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Infant & Toddler Specialist Interview Question:
Explain me what have been the most formative experiences you've had in your work with young children and families?
Which ones were the most important to you and why?
Submitted by: MuhammadThis question is a variation of the classic "tell us about your previous work experience and education" and I like it better because it should tell you more than you'll find on their resume. When I ask this question I'm listening not just to find out where they've worked and what they've done, I'm asking what they got out of those experiences. Have they grown with each job experience, and how? Hopefully I'll know if their experiences fit with what we do and if there's a solid foundation to build on. If they answer with a recitation of what's on their resume then I ask them to clarify further what happened at that job that significantly affected how they now work with children and families. Let them tell you which of their previous experiences were important. Finding out which jobs weren't helpful to their growth and why can also be revealing.
Submitted by: Muhammad
Submitted by: Muhammad
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