I feel like I did very well throughout the interview. I believe I was able to display and show my personality and my love for the setting I was interviewing for. I also felt confident going in and felt comfortable talking and discussing with her about why I would make a good candidate for the position.
Honestly, I did not do much to prepare for the interview. I am a people person, and I am very comfortable talking and discussing with others. I looked over some questions to ask in the interview, but that is honestly all I did to prepare. I think my personality and my ease at talking is an asset when it comes to interviews, so I always feel comfortable and confident with them.
I wasn't expecting to be asked about a situation where I had to handle a disagreement. I just never thought of that being something to think about in an interview for a job. I think I handled it well, though, and I was ready and prepared with a way I would approach the situation.
If I could change anything, I so not believe I would change anything. I felt really good about how it went and I had reciprocating feedback from my interviewer. I am happy with how the process went.
I think I am more prepared for questions about my future and my goals after this interview. I am pretty set on the field I want to be in and the milestones I want to accomplish as an occupational therapist. I think this interview just solidified that for me.
