I am filling out a job application form for a new doctors (pediatrician) office that is opening up. The application is for all positions. You just write what position you're interested in. At the bottom it asks, "Why would you like to work with a pediatrician?"
I am really having trouble with the phrasing of this question. I am applying for office assistant which is basically like a receptionist. So technically, I wouldn't be working with a pediatrician. I would actually be working more with the patients than the doctor. It seems like a better question might be, "Why would you like to work for a pediatrician" or "Why would you like to work at a pediatrician's office". So because of their phrasing, I'm not really sure what in the heck they're asking. What do you all think they are asking? Should I actually take it literally? Or should I assume they actually want to know why I want to work at a pediatrician's office?
I am really having trouble with the phrasing of this question. I am applying for office assistant which is basically like a receptionist. So technically, I wouldn't be working with a pediatrician. I would actually be working more with the patients than the doctor. It seems like a better question might be, "Why would you like to work for a pediatrician" or "Why would you like to work at a pediatrician's office". So because of their phrasing, I'm not really sure what in the heck they're asking. What do you all think they are asking? Should I actually take it literally? Or should I assume they actually want to know why I want to work at a pediatrician's office?