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Tell me how you determine logging operation methods, crew sizes, or equipment requirements, conferring with mill, company, or forestry officials as necessary. |
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Provide an example when you were able to prevent a problem because you foresaw the reaction of another person. |
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Describe methods you have found effective to communicate with forestry personnel regarding forest harvesting or forest management plans, procedures, or schedules. |
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Provide a time when you worked in a rapidly evolving workplace. How did you deal with the change? (Make sure the candidate is flexible.) |
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Name a time when your patience was tested. How did you keep your emotions in check? |
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Provide an experience in which you were sensitive to somone's needs or feelings. How did your helpfulness affect your work environment? |
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Provide an example of when you were persistent in the face of obstacles. |
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Describe a time when you successfully persuaded another person to change his/her way of thinking or behavior. |
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Share an example of when you established and accomplished a goal that was personally challenging. What helped you succeed? |
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Tell me about a time when you developed your own way of doing things or were self-motivated to finish an important task. |
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Share an experience in which you conducted a test of a product, service, or process and successfully improved the quality or performance. |
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How would you rate your writing skills? (Ask for an example that demonstrates great writing skills.) |
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Share an experience in which personal connections to coworkers or others helped you to be successful in your work. (Make sure candidate works well with others.) |
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Describe an experience in which you identified the educational needs of your students and successfully developed a way to teach/train them. |
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Share an experience in which you used new training skills, ideas, or a method to adapt to a new situation or improve an ongoing one. (Look for the candidate's ability to learn.) |
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