Category: Interviewing

You landed an interview with a dental practice that seems promising. Good for you! Here are some practical tips to make the experience stress-free so you can make a great impression in your interview.    Understand and define the arrangements. It is customary for the interviewing practice to pay for travel...

Hiring managers can only learn so much through a resume. If you’ve made the cut to visit the office for an interview, it means the practice wants to dig deeper. This is your chance to articulate your personal passion for the industry, patients, and the procedures you perform.  Preparing before the...

As you prepare for an interview, it is important to consider the interview type as much as the interview questions. Phone, in-person, or video interviews all have nuances that you should be aware of as you approach each scenario. Not surprisingly, ETS Dental Account Executives tell us most practices will conduct...

A phone interview is often the first contact that you as the candidate will have with the hiring practice, and is a great opportunity to make a positive first impression right out the gate. Unfortunately, many Dentists and Dental Specialists we talk to often forget some basic principles of telephone interview...