Gallup interview || Needed to Pass.
1. Do you think a chain of command is essential in the workplace? correct answers I think a
chain of command is essential to keep the workplace organized, as well as so that every person
on the team recognizes their role and how to contribute to the company's success
1. What does competitive mean to you, and how competitive are you? correct answers
Competitiveness to me reflects drive and motivation to not only succeed, but also learn and grow
every day. I am competitive by nature, but I would say I am mainly competitive within myself
and that translates into persistency
1. Tell me about a time you felt successful. correct answers One of the biggest moments of
success in my life was when I committed to Stanford. I sacrificed what would be considered a
normal high school student's life to train day in and day out in my sport, while also prioritizing
my academics every single day. Attending Stanford university became one of my biggest goals
early on and I worked as hard as I could to make the dream come true.
1. Tell me about a time you felt uncomfortable or unprepared in your job. correct answers This
past summer I had an internship with Luminis Health as their marketing and communications
major. Going into the position, I was felt uncomfortable or unprepared because the position
didn't perfectly match my academic background so I was concerned I would be a great
contributor to the team. I quickly learned that it is good to be uncomfortable or ok to be
unprepared because that is what mentors are for and it forced me to ask questions and utilize all
of my resources to better understand the position
1. What is the kindest thing a boss has ever said to you? How did the compliment make you feel,
and did you agree with the praise? correct answers One of the kindest things my boss has ever
said to me is that my passion is noticeable. The compliment made me feel warm, proud, and
happy because it showed me that others can notice my effort and hard work and how much I
truly care about my work or my interests. Another compliment is that I am coachable and a great
team player.
1. Do you consider yourself a quick thinker? Tell me about a time your quick thinking saved the
day. correct answers I would consider myself a quick thinker and a great problem solver because
I can gather information quickly and effectively brainstorm solutions. An example of my quick
thinking was during my past internship. My employer was overwhelmed with her workload and
was concerned she was going to make a deadline for a blog post in the newsletter coming out
later that day. I had to quickly use my creativity and gather information for the post to be
released within a couple of hours.
1. Do you consider yourself to be direct and forthright with others? correct answers I do consider
myself to be direct with others. I used to not be and be scared of confrontation but I have realized
through my experiences that being straightforward, open, and honest with whoever you are
interacting with is the best way to build trust and confidence, as well as make sure that everyone
is on the same page
, 1. Tell me about a time you provided honest feedback to a coworker. correct answers As a leader
on the gymnastics team, I often had to provide honest feedback to my teammates whether it was
athletically or not. One of our freshmen was not effectively communicating with the coaches as
well as not keeping in touch with her academic advisor. As an upperclassmen, I was tasked with
speaking with her about why communication is of utmost importance as well as brainstorming
with her ways she can improve. I helped her schedule meetings with her advisor and helped her
arrange her calendar so that she was more organized and therefore better able to communicate.
1. Have you ever put your professional work ahead of your personal life? correct answers Not
necessarily professional work because I have never had some full time role, but when I was a
student athlete at Stanford there were certainly times where I put my sport or athletic career over
my personal life and what I learned is that it is acceptable to put your professional work ahead of
your personal life in dire moments or moments that don't sacrifice other components of your life,
but as soon as it starts to affect your mental health and your relationships....that is when it
becomes toxic and does more harm than good
1. How do you keep track of your day to day tasks and activities? correct answers I am a very
organized person and take pride in my time management skills. I love to keep a physical planner
of any assignments or to do lists and also like to keep my digital calendar up to date so that I am
organized and minimizing any stress that I can easily manage
1. Would you prefer to earn a set salary or be offered uncapped pay based on performance?
correct answers I would prefer to earn a set salary. As a newly graduated student, a set salary
would provide more stability in my life, although I do have a very driven and internally
motivated personality I think a set salary would be best considering the period of life I am in
1. What does integrity mean to you? correct answers To me, integrity is having strong moral
principles in all aspects of life, but also in public and in private. It is being confident in your
values and doing the right thing no matter the circumstances.
1. Give an example of a time you showed integrity on the job or in your personal life. correct
answers As I mentioned, as an upperclassmen on the gymnastics team I was tasked with being a
mentor and upholding the team culture. This is an important role because we have the
responsibility of making sure each gymnast is upholding our team values not only in the gym,
but also outside of the gym. As upperclassmen, we are trusted to be leaders on the team and
make sure each team member understands their role and how to properly represent the school. I
think this position demonstrated a lot of integrity and taught me a lot about the importance of
remembering and upholding your values.
1. Walk me through your morning routine. correct answers I wake up, do my morning hygiene so
brush my teeth hair and wash my face, then I make some sort of breakfast usually oatmeal and a
coffee. Depending on my schedule I like to get a workout in in the morning to start my day off
strong and then proceed with classes or assignments.
1. When a leadership opportunity presents itself, are you excited to jump in, or do you feel
nervous? correct answers I am excited to jump in. One of the biggest changes I have noticed
1. Do you think a chain of command is essential in the workplace? correct answers I think a
chain of command is essential to keep the workplace organized, as well as so that every person
on the team recognizes their role and how to contribute to the company's success
1. What does competitive mean to you, and how competitive are you? correct answers
Competitiveness to me reflects drive and motivation to not only succeed, but also learn and grow
every day. I am competitive by nature, but I would say I am mainly competitive within myself
and that translates into persistency
1. Tell me about a time you felt successful. correct answers One of the biggest moments of
success in my life was when I committed to Stanford. I sacrificed what would be considered a
normal high school student's life to train day in and day out in my sport, while also prioritizing
my academics every single day. Attending Stanford university became one of my biggest goals
early on and I worked as hard as I could to make the dream come true.
1. Tell me about a time you felt uncomfortable or unprepared in your job. correct answers This
past summer I had an internship with Luminis Health as their marketing and communications
major. Going into the position, I was felt uncomfortable or unprepared because the position
didn't perfectly match my academic background so I was concerned I would be a great
contributor to the team. I quickly learned that it is good to be uncomfortable or ok to be
unprepared because that is what mentors are for and it forced me to ask questions and utilize all
of my resources to better understand the position
1. What is the kindest thing a boss has ever said to you? How did the compliment make you feel,
and did you agree with the praise? correct answers One of the kindest things my boss has ever
said to me is that my passion is noticeable. The compliment made me feel warm, proud, and
happy because it showed me that others can notice my effort and hard work and how much I
truly care about my work or my interests. Another compliment is that I am coachable and a great
team player.
1. Do you consider yourself a quick thinker? Tell me about a time your quick thinking saved the
day. correct answers I would consider myself a quick thinker and a great problem solver because
I can gather information quickly and effectively brainstorm solutions. An example of my quick
thinking was during my past internship. My employer was overwhelmed with her workload and
was concerned she was going to make a deadline for a blog post in the newsletter coming out
later that day. I had to quickly use my creativity and gather information for the post to be
released within a couple of hours.
1. Do you consider yourself to be direct and forthright with others? correct answers I do consider
myself to be direct with others. I used to not be and be scared of confrontation but I have realized
through my experiences that being straightforward, open, and honest with whoever you are
interacting with is the best way to build trust and confidence, as well as make sure that everyone
is on the same page
, 1. Tell me about a time you provided honest feedback to a coworker. correct answers As a leader
on the gymnastics team, I often had to provide honest feedback to my teammates whether it was
athletically or not. One of our freshmen was not effectively communicating with the coaches as
well as not keeping in touch with her academic advisor. As an upperclassmen, I was tasked with
speaking with her about why communication is of utmost importance as well as brainstorming
with her ways she can improve. I helped her schedule meetings with her advisor and helped her
arrange her calendar so that she was more organized and therefore better able to communicate.
1. Have you ever put your professional work ahead of your personal life? correct answers Not
necessarily professional work because I have never had some full time role, but when I was a
student athlete at Stanford there were certainly times where I put my sport or athletic career over
my personal life and what I learned is that it is acceptable to put your professional work ahead of
your personal life in dire moments or moments that don't sacrifice other components of your life,
but as soon as it starts to affect your mental health and your relationships....that is when it
becomes toxic and does more harm than good
1. How do you keep track of your day to day tasks and activities? correct answers I am a very
organized person and take pride in my time management skills. I love to keep a physical planner
of any assignments or to do lists and also like to keep my digital calendar up to date so that I am
organized and minimizing any stress that I can easily manage
1. Would you prefer to earn a set salary or be offered uncapped pay based on performance?
correct answers I would prefer to earn a set salary. As a newly graduated student, a set salary
would provide more stability in my life, although I do have a very driven and internally
motivated personality I think a set salary would be best considering the period of life I am in
1. What does integrity mean to you? correct answers To me, integrity is having strong moral
principles in all aspects of life, but also in public and in private. It is being confident in your
values and doing the right thing no matter the circumstances.
1. Give an example of a time you showed integrity on the job or in your personal life. correct
answers As I mentioned, as an upperclassmen on the gymnastics team I was tasked with being a
mentor and upholding the team culture. This is an important role because we have the
responsibility of making sure each gymnast is upholding our team values not only in the gym,
but also outside of the gym. As upperclassmen, we are trusted to be leaders on the team and
make sure each team member understands their role and how to properly represent the school. I
think this position demonstrated a lot of integrity and taught me a lot about the importance of
remembering and upholding your values.
1. Walk me through your morning routine. correct answers I wake up, do my morning hygiene so
brush my teeth hair and wash my face, then I make some sort of breakfast usually oatmeal and a
coffee. Depending on my schedule I like to get a workout in in the morning to start my day off
strong and then proceed with classes or assignments.
1. When a leadership opportunity presents itself, are you excited to jump in, or do you feel
nervous? correct answers I am excited to jump in. One of the biggest changes I have noticed
