Professional Development: Competency-Based Questions and STAR Method
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This report focuses on the application of the STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) technique for answering competency-based interview questions. The introduction explains the STAR technique as a method for providing coherent answers, highlighting its four key steps. The report then presents two examples of competency-based questions, addressing achievements and situations involving change. Each example meticulously breaks down the scenario using the STAR framework, detailing the situation, the task at hand, the actions taken, and the resulting outcome. The first example describes a situation where the author was recognized as 'Consultant of the Year' during their medical degree, detailing the development of a new CT scanner. The second example focuses on a situation where the author had to take over a presentation due to a colleague's absence, demonstrating adaptability and problem-solving skills. The conclusion emphasizes the effectiveness of the STAR method in structuring answers to competency-based questions, making information more impressive and effective in a presentable style. The report also includes a list of references, citing books, journals, and online resources that support the concepts discussed. The report aims to provide a practical guide for interview preparation using the STAR technique.
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