
Rede D'Or Interview Questions
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and how the experience turned out.
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The process was very long, with many people. We all waited in one room for everyone to arrive, then we were divided and moved to another room. The questions were more about care than personal things. They mentioned they would consider all resumes because there were many openings. The interviewer knew some candidates and it seemed like they had an advantage. In the end, they didn't specify which positions were available.
- What is the sepsis protocol?
Collection Assistant
Back then the interview was online with 4 other people and the questions were easy and personal. Today I know the interview is in person at the hospital and individual with personal questions too. Where you live, how many kids you have, your last job, why you left, your strong and weak points. For the in-person interview now, I think they ask something related to blood collection like tube sequence, tube mixing time, and other things.
- What are the colors of the tubes and what are they for, for example purple for EDTA and blue for plasma?
Maintenance Assistant
It was on Teams, a meeting with 4 candidates. They started by presenting the company and the job, and then it would go to the candidates' presentations, but I didn't get to that part because I left early. As soon as they mentioned the salary of R$ 1,350, I didn't want to stay, because the minimum today is R$ 1,621. They are paying a horrible amount for the employees. I believe they might try to reach the minimum using hazard pay, which shouldn't happen as it's unconstitutional.
No confirmed questions were included in this interview report.
Continuing Education Analyst
The initial HR interview was great. A few days later, in the second stage, I was interviewed by the manager responsible for the position. They clearly tried to reinvent the wheel. The interview was terrible: it lacked proper direction, objectivity, and consistent feedback. To top it off, I received two emails: the first asking for vaccination status, and minutes later, a rejection email citing 'lack of profile for the position.' What profile, exactly? I tried to clarify the situation via WhatsApp, but got no response. A total lack of respect.
- Tell me about your career path?
Rede D'Or Interview Questions
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“What are the colors of the tubes and what are they for, for example purple for EDTA and blue for plasma?”
Read reports →“How long does it take to get to the location?”
Read reports →“What is your favorite character from the book you are currently reading?”
Read reports →“If a surgeon realizes during his surgery that his clamp kit is missing, what would you do?”
Read reports →“How many modes of transportation would you need to get to the workplace?”
Read report →“How do you deal with a patient who has come from the surgical center?”
Read report →“How far is your home, or in my case, my university, from the workplace?”
Read report →“How do you keep up with the latest in nursing practices and tech?”
Read report →“What would you do if you prepared a room for surgery and your colleague from the next room took all your materials to set up theirs?”
Read report →Formats, difficulty and experience
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