I need interview questions to ask applicants

[Requiem]

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"It takes the earth 23 hours 56 minutes and 4 seconds to rotate 360 degrees. If this is so, then why are there 24 hours in a day? Why doesn't the Earth's timing system get all out of whack?"

Not sure many would even know that - as evidenced by the lack of replies 😛.

Earth isn't stationary - it's orbiting the sun in the direction it rotates and thus for it to face the sun at exactly the same place it requires a 361 degree rotation. The 1 degree takes 4 minutes.

 

[ItsOverZyvox]

Not sure many would even know that - as evidenced by the lack of replies 😛.

You missed my reply.

 

[Requiem]

You missed my reply.

I saw you correct that other guy about leap years.

You don't think just because you say what's wrong you get credit for what's right do you?

 

[ItsOverZyvox]

I saw you correct that other guy about leap years.

You don't think just because you say what's wrong you get credit for what's right do you?

ehhh... look at the reply before that...

 

[ItsOverZyvox]

Alright you lazy Canadian...

Cuz Earth is also orbiting on top of the spin..takes additional time to be in the same position.

 

[Requiem]

Alright you lazy Canadian...

hahah, good job bud.

I start rotations in January. I might be bouncing random ideas off you during that time.

 

[ItsOverZyvox]

Memory serves me right, you slave-interned at a hospital... if so, your rotations will be semi-formality...

 

[loo]

I would do away with asking interview questions.

I would submit a proposal and it would go a little something like this:

Take groups of ten applicants at a time. Place them in a soundproof room with no windows (but hidden cameras).

Leave them in there for 10 days with only barely enough water to survive, no food, and no light.

The first three that walk out after 10 days get in.

 

[Ross434]

I would do away with asking interview questions.

I would submit a proposal and it would go a little something like this:

Take groups of ten applicants at a time. Place them in a soundproof room with no windows (but hidden cameras).

Leave them in there for 10 days with only barely enough water to survive, no food, and no light.

The first three that walk out after 10 days get in.

nice!! how would you see them with the cameras if there is no light though?

 

[loo]

Offer applicants the liquid of their choice, spiked with material that causes fluorescence when exposed to very low levels of infrared light....

or something similarily black-ops sneaky...

 

[ItsOverZyvox]

nice!! how would you see them with the cameras if there is no light though?

Infrared

 

[Requiem]

Memory serves me right, you slave-interned at a hospital... if so, your rotations will be semi-formality...

Yeah that was our exposure to the "dispensing" side of things; and sucked except when I buddied up with the ICU pharmacist to go on rounds.

These rotations will actually be at different sites so here's hoping!

 

[YiYaoYue]

I think it would be better to have a very short formal interview (only part of the whole interview process) than during the tour the former students will do evaluation on social ability, have a professor give lecture on the school and give a test afterward to see if they were paying attention, and have some strange staged situation happen on the streets during the tour and afterward have the interviewers recall as much detail as to what happened to test memory ability.