Pregunta de entrevista
Entrevista para Biomedical Engineer
-Atlanta, GA
Kimberly-ClarkIf you had turned your cell phone to silent, and it rang really loudly despite it being on silent, what would you tell me?
Respuestas de entrevistas
44 respuestas
With technology today you would think my phone would know that I am in an interview
Ashley en
I would tell you nothing because I should have turned it off during our meeting.
Alan en
"Oh, excuse me". ( pulls phone from pocket, remove battery, put it back on pocket) .. look the person in the eyes and say " im sorry about that". moves on.
mike en
Sorry for the interruption, a silent mode failure, if it would be a biomedical engineering problem I would have fixed it right away - then take off the battery.
ektormelendez en
I would say it's a miracle, because I always power my phone completely off. Either I need it, or I don't. I see no purpose in "silence"; that's just saying "I'll listen to you until someone more important makes it vibrate."
Glen en
Stupid Android!
Joe en
Sorry my wife is getting ready to give birth.
Rich en
oh, its for you and had the phone to the interviewer...
Diane en
i have a phone too
Kaushal Chawda en
I've actually had that happen before... the phone was off, yet made a ring via some kind of crazy glitch. I was in church. It was NOT a miracle.
Jon en
my smartphone heard itself being referred to in the question and wanted to weigh in...
Jim en
then it could be from Rajnikanth
Anónimo en
Sorry about that. My provider just lost a good customer.
victor en
This phone is like a baby in church...making noise just at the wrong time!
Liz en
Sorry that's my parole officer calling...
Khiladi en
Sorry but its time for Angry Birds
Marty en
Lol love the parole officer and the batman answers. Awesome. Also, who owns a phone with a removable battery anymore?
Kyle en
"I'm sorry for the noise, if it truly disturbs you. I was being chased by the Klingon's, and lost them in a wormhole. My Transponder must have reset itself to the original factory settings".
Capt. Kirk en
Ah! Seems he's got a mind of his own!
Minnie en
Sorry, I have my phone set to ring only if Mr. Falk is calling. Excuse me while I take this.
shayne en
I will continue our conversation because I would have left my phone in the car.
Jason en
That would never happen to me 'cause I don't have a cell phone :)
Me en
"I assumed this phone would work the way it was supposed to, as I DID put it on silent. Too bad, faulty technology". Remove battery, continue.
Paul Tudor Oprea en
Who's phone was that?
Kenny en
Excuse your self, and simply remove battery and apologize and let them know that you are ready to proceed.
Oliver en
id get my cell phone out and show him/her that its switched off and say i never have that problem
matt en
D*mn Siri!
Ecardenal en
excuse me....m sorry about that....
Agarwal en
I Got a Bug :)
Sandeep Rao en
I'd look guiltly as all get-out, take the battery out, and set it on the desk and continue with the interview.
Stone Cold en
I need a pay rise for a new phone since the current one is not functioning as it should.
Cynthia en
"Sorry, it is an everyday alarm for medicine." I'm sure this is going to work bcoz cell phone alarms do ring even if the cell phone is in silent mode.
Bisweswar Swain en
what a mess... heheheh
john en
i would tell u to ask better questions with more logic because phone doesn't work like u said.
rach en
i would say the interviwer , "See, the phone rang even if it was on silent mode! This is why you should hire me soon."
snix en
Oh, it's probably the President. I'll call him back later. Shut phone off and say "Please continue with what you were saying, he won't be interrupting us again. (Everyone, even the interviewer has the concern that their phone will go off at an inappropriate time. You can turn this into a plus if you don't panic and come up with some lie or explanation. He will of course know that you don't know the president and will take it as a joke rather than a lame excuse. It will also sub-consciouslly show him that your conversation with him is the most important thing at the moment.)
Ken en
I would say that God is calling, and I should probably answer it
Anónimo en
I'd check my phone, turn it off, and say, "I apologize" then continue with the interview without further explanation. The important thing is not to get flustered or make a bigger deal of the incident than is necessary. It has happened to everyone. No point in wasting time after the initial apology or annoying anyone further with unnecessary explanations. If the interviewer wants further explanation, s/he can ask.
Anon en
i won't say anything coz i have already switched off my phone n i knw it wld b ur phn thts ringin n i wont like u 2 offend by saying your phone's ringin
neha jagare en
I would fart louder than the ringer and then bless myself as if I had sneezed.
Anónimo en
My phone is sick
Anand en
lol, i set silent profile but with a timer.. sorry for the noise i caused..
Gloria Fatima en
It's my bitter half ....sorry my better half call .....
A G en
I'd tell you that I must have forgotten it in my haste to be on time, and apologize profusely, while removing the battery. There's no need to stammer trying to explain that I turned it to silent, and the phone didn't work, who's going to believe that? I'd look like someone who didn't know how to work their own phone, at best - or worse a liar! Take the blame and own up, everybody makes mistakes.
Michelle en