Being a pharmacist requires a strong knowledge of both how to interact with people and how people chemically interact with drugs. Candidates are expected to be able to provide outstanding customer service, so most questions are directed towards highlighting your communication and interpersonal skills in difficult or vague situations. In addition, pharmacists must have a good memory to inform customers about their drug and its side effects, so be prepared to flex your clinical knowledge.
Typical situational questions: Describe a time you showed a positive attitude in the face of adversity, used clear and effective communication, went above and beyond to help a patient or coworker, used active listening, resolved a problem with a difficult client
Describe a time when you used active listening.
When was a time you went the extra mile for a patient? When was a time you handled a disagreement between two individuals at work? How do you keep up to date on developing pharmacy knowledge? Why do you want to work for Walgreens?
Tell me about yourself? Tell me about a time you had to work with a budget? Tell me about a time you inspired your team?
i can't remember because it was very long ago
Tell me about yourself
Why would you like to work for Walgreens?
Tell me about a time when you displayed active listening skill
Tell me about a time when you expressed empathy
What would you do if patient is upset about the wrong prescription
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