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Field Monitoring Supervisor Interview Question:
Tell us how would you deal with a colleague at work with whom you seem to be unable to build a successful working relationship?
Submitted by: MuhammadThis situation would certainly be unique to me. Ever since I can remember, I've had a knack for finding something in everyone that then becomes common ground for a friendship and/or good working relationship. Certainly there are all types of people, some less motivated to work in teams or simply unhappy in their jobs, but we're all people when you strip away titles and such - and it's at that base level in which I find a connection that results in some degree of rapport - even when few others can do so. For example, in my senior year of college, I was placed onto a team that had one member that the rest of the team disliked. This team member was kind of an outcast, but I knew we needed this full commitment to make the project work. Even though I was not the team leader, I took it upon myself to forge a connection - and discovered we had a mutual passion for horses. We did not end best friends or anything, but through our common interest, I was able to build enough rapport to connect and engage him as a key team member. There is always something that bonds us all together - it is just harder to find with some people than with others.
Submitted by: Muhammad
Submitted by: Muhammad
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