Audits, QI projects, leadership roles, teaching experience, publications: the panel is looking for specific things, and it's worth knowing which before the window closes.
Portfolio analysis is the first step of the interview preparation course, and it's a recurring theme: most candidates already have decent raw material in their portfolio, but present it in a way that undersells it. The exercise Dr. Alex runs with candidates is to identify:
What your common strengths actually are, and how to sell them, rather than just listing them.
What your common weaknesses are, and how to turn them into a positive framing, honestly, rather than hiding them.
1:1 sessions include a personal portfolio review, not generic advice: Dr. Alex gets to know your portfolio and expectations before adjusting anything he tells you.
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