What questions to prepare and not prepare for your PA interview

The other question type to prep includes ones that have bad experiences. Why, you ask? Well, if someone asks you about something you do well, it is probably a lot easier to answer than something you are bad at. It is harder to think of negative qualities of oneself, but oftentimes an interview question may ask these types of questions. 

Again, you don’t need prepared answers, but just have ideas of concrete examples of things like overcoming adversity, a time you failed, challenging authority, things about you to improve, as these are a little harder to think of on the spot. Also have an idea of how you could spin these things into a positive, like mentioning how you overcame the challenge you faced or how you learned something through these experiences. Even if they do not directly ask for how it became positive, you can add a positive spin without taking up too much time or going on a tangent.