What are some examples of questions to ask that aren't generic and found on the website?
Residents, going back what are things you wish you would have asked?
Residents, going back what are things you wish you would have asked?
What are some examples of questions to ask that aren't generic and found on the website?
Residents, going back what are things you wish you would have asked?
1) How flexible has your program been in meeting your interests/goals?
2) What do you like most about your program? Why?
3) What do you think has been a challenge with respect to your program and why?
I can tell you right now that there will be pretty answers for all of the above questions when you asked anyone, including the residents during your interviews or at residency showcase. And I guarantee you it's mostly cookie cutter type like an installed program into a robot. Because again, as previously mentioned in other threads, pharmacy is a small world and you just have to swallow the bitter pill stuck in your throat and say things you're told to say. Noone will tell you the truth about the good, the bad, and the ugly of the program until you get to experience it yourself.
Generally agree, but depending on the questions we get as residents, the answers can be instructive. If students ask us stupid questions like "do you like your residency?" you'll get the crap generic answer. if you ask about flexibility and focus, we get a better opportunity to give you a window to the program...or in some cases, throw our respective programs under the bus with a smile on our faces.