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  • Thank you so much, it really helped me. It was so clear and simple :).

  • This was very accurate and informative. Thanks doc.

  • Excellent tips... lots of help.  Thanks for making and posting this video. =)

  • Thank you so much! you have no idea how nervous and shaky I am right now... I am doubting all my skills and knowledge, and hesitant to aim for General Surgery (something I'm passionate about). This really calmed me down and got me to think about this strategically.

  • @SegmentsOfLife I'm glad it helped. The truth is that having concern for your level of skills & knowledge is normal. And if you weren't nervous, I'd be very worried about you. The absolute worst way to approach your interviews and training is with arrogance (& you, clearly are not). And as for passion... that is the ingredient that will separate a good interview from a great interview. Think... strategize... then do what you have to do & do it with passion.  You have the recipe :)

  • I imagine that the "owners" want a candidate who has got a huge medical knowledge, capability to work continuously for lots of hours,no complaining habit and is culturally "in accord to" them

  • @anisocoro I suggest you sign up for the free RookieDoc Survival Skills membership & take a look at the 2nd Guiding Principles video - rookiedoctor.kajabi.com/posts/­guiding-principle-02-part-1 ... I think it will help you a lot. The fact is, that assuming the worst in residency programs & residency program directors does nothing for you, your patients, or your career. I offer the solution in that 2nd Guiding Principles video. Check it out & let me know what you think.

  • Awesome!!! Thank u..

  • thank u bro ....

  • Thanks a lot for this video. Gave me a lot of confidence that I will be somewhat prepared for the interview process :-)

  • thax a lot doc !

  • Awesome and logical

  • good stuff :) thanks

  • how long does it take for you to find out weather or not you made it in? after the interview or a few days/weeks?

  • Wow! Awesome advice.  Especially the parts about what the program's perspective is. Good stuff. Thanks :)

  • thank you so much. this is really good one!!!

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