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opinion hi there so we're going to talk today about how to answer the question tell me about a time that you had to act professionally or that you acted professionally and what you learned from that scenario so what are the first things that I think is important is understanding what the can Miserables actually described as being professional and so looking at item 1.1 some of the different adjectives that they use when describing professionalism is demonstrating honesty Integrity humility commitment compassion respect altruism respect for diversity and lastly meat meat meat in an ounce of confidentiality so I think. It's important to recognize that this is there is a lot of different adjectives here and that you could probably go in several different directions and terms of picking which kind of answer you'd like to give and which kind of example you'd like to give but I think you could be really effective here to just pick one and make a really strong connection between not in the store that you're giving so the way they're all answered this and the general framework that I would go for
worried about answering this is first cover really concise summary of the story and what you did how you reacted to it and how maybe what then go afford what you learn from it and how you can maybe then apply this in the future or even the medicine so
 the story that I will draw on for this specifically related to honesty and what happened is during my undergraduate degree I was working on a research project and in a mathematical mathematical calculation of the sample size that we were supposed to do the first time I did this it wasn't apparent to me at the time but I made a mistake in the calculation of buy sample size and I get up calculating a number that was way too small and I didn't actually catch this mistake for a couple weeks well well into the the part of the wellin to the part of the process we were already in the process of gathering at 6 and if you're familiar with research going back and having to redo this would have put quite a significant delay on the research and was undergraduate projects there was a bit of a time crunch so figuring out that this mistake for figuring out this mistake after the fact was certainly something that was embarrassing for myself and and not something that I was especially proud of but this was an opportunity where I knew it was the right thing to do. Professionally and it's
 open and honest about the fact that I had been or I had made a mistake and then also recognizing that by being honest I can actually also not only respect my other co-authors in my supervisor but also make sure that I'm learning from this and learning moving forward so what I did in this situation was as soon as I found out about this I asked for a quick meeting with my co-author is my supervisor just to let them know what it happened and let them know specifically how I made that mistake how I discovered it and how I tried to rectify it which was in this case tried to do the calculation again and I'd actually offered them to look it over it and see if I did it correctly and so what this taught me was that I can use Odyssey right from the get-go when I discovered a mistake to make sure that I'm respecting everyone that this mistake and potentially a fact this is not only the ethical thing to do but it's also respectful of other people and additionally also learnt from this situation and going forward I learned how to do a sample size calculation more appropriately or more correctly so this can be really beneficial in a ProAir an appropriate
 medicine because there's probably going to be several times throughout her career where we're going to encounter times where we make mistake or we don't do something right the first time and if we avoid being honest with others around us were not only harm you've damned in the people we serve a R Us are harming ourselves by not only not enabling ourselves to Growing Learners so for that reason I think it's always really important to be honest as soon as you realize you made a mistake or even just being honest and terms of when you know you might need some help so far all that's how I would answer that question I think again it's really important to make sure that you just focus on one of those adjectives with in professionalism and try to really strongly connect your story to that specific adjectives thanks for listening

opinion hi there so we're going to talk today about how to answer the question tell me about a time that you had to act professionally or that you acted professionally and what you learned from that scenario so what are the first things that I think is important is understanding what the can Miserables actually described as being professional and so looking at item 1.1 some of the different adjectives that they use when describing professionalism is demonstrating honesty Integrity humility commitment compassion respect altruism respect for diversity and lastly meat meat meat in an ounce of confidentiality so I think. It's important to recognize that this is there is a lot of different adjectives here and that you could probably go in several different directions and terms of picking which kind of answer you'd like to give and which kind of example you'd like to give but I think you could be really effective here to just pick one and make a really strong connection between not in the store that you're giving so the way they're all answered this and the general framework that I would go for

worried about answering this is first cover really concise summary of the story and what you did how you reacted to it and how maybe what then go afford what you learn from it and how you can maybe then apply this in the future or even the medicine so

 the story that I will draw on for this specifically related to honesty and what happened is during my undergraduate degree I was working on a research project and in a mathematical mathematical calculation of the sample size that we were supposed to do the first time I did this it wasn't apparent to me at the time but I made a mistake in the calculation of buy sample size and I get up calculating a number that was way too small and I didn't actually catch this mistake for a couple weeks well well into the the part of the wellin to the part of the process we were already in the process of gathering at 6 and if you're familiar with research going back and having to redo this would have put quite a significant delay on the research and was undergraduate projects there was a bit of a time crunch so figuring out that this mistake for figuring out this mistake after the fact was certainly something that was embarrassing for myself and and not something that I was especially proud of but this was an opportunity where I knew it was the right thing to do. Professionally and it's

 open and honest about the fact that I had been or I had made a mistake and then also recognizing that by being honest I can actually also not only respect my other co-authors in my supervisor but also make sure that I'm learning from this and learning moving forward so what I did in this situation was as soon as I found out about this I asked for a quick meeting with my co-author is my supervisor just to let them know what it happened and let them know specifically how I made that mistake how I discovered it and how I tried to rectify it which was in this case tried to do the calculation again and I'd actually offered them to look it over it and see if I did it correctly and so what this taught me was that I can use Odyssey right from the get-go when I discovered a mistake to make sure that I'm respecting everyone that this mistake and potentially a fact this is not only the ethical thing to do but it's also respectful of other people and additionally also learnt from this situation and going forward I learned how to do a sample size calculation more appropriately or more correctly so this can be really beneficial in a ProAir an appropriate

 medicine because there's probably going to be several times throughout her career where we're going to encounter times where we make mistake or we don't do something right the first time and if we avoid being honest with others around us were not only harm you've damned in the people we serve a R Us are harming ourselves by not only not enabling ourselves to Growing Learners so for that reason I think it's always really important to be honest as soon as you realize you made a mistake or even just being honest and terms of when you know you might need some help so far all that's how I would answer that question I think again it's really important to make sure that you just focus on one of those adjectives with in professionalism and try to really strongly connect your story to that specific adjectives thanks for listening

Ben