Also, motivated, and focused. My Example #2: Organized, task-oriented, goal-oriented, skilled. What do you like to do best? What do you like to do least? My comments: This question is not about your hobbies, although that isn't necessarily out of bounds as an answer. It might be worth clarifying if the interviewer prefers a personal answer or a work related answer. My Example #1: Managing an office is all about the people to me. I am capable of doing paperwork and billing or whatever else is required, but the real highlight of managing an office for me is helping people solve all their problems big and small. My Example #2: I know it sounds funny, but I just really love cleaning teeth! I love how someone can come into the office with calcification and staining on their teeth and through my skill and care they leave with sparkling clean teeth. Cleaning teeth is an instant-rewards kind of job and I find it very satisfying. What kinds of things do you feel most confident doing? My comments: This question is pretty straightforward.
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By Travis Fain, WRAL statehouse reporter, & Matthew Burns, senior producer/politics editor — The governor, his secretary of health and a bipartisan pair of the state's top education officials pressed school systems across North Carolina Tuesday afternoon to reopen for in-person learning. "It's time to get our children back into the classroom, " Gov. Roy Cooper said during a briefing on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. "The science is clear. It is safe to reopen our schools in accordance with the health protocols, " agreed Eric Davis, chairman of the State Board of Education. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a report last week indicating children can return safely to in-person learning if precautions are taken. Cooper and Dr. Mandy Cohen, secretary of the state Department of Health and Human Services, said at the time that they were reviewing the findings, and they encouraged local school leaders to do the same. State mandates allow in-person, full-time classes only for students through fifth grade, with local systems deciding what to offer.