As an aspiring wildlife enthusiast or a budding conservationist, landing a coveted zoo internship can be a defining moment in your career journey. However, the interview process can be a daunting challenge, requiring you to
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FAQ
Why do you want to work at the zoo?
It is hard work that requires education, expertise, caring, and teamwork. It is also very rewarding to make a difference in the lives of animals and to educate people about them. Even though the job is primarily about working with animals, much of your time is spent interacting with people.
What should I wear to a zoo keeper interview?
As a zoo employee, you most likely won’t wear business attire, but you also don’t want to wear unpresentable clothing to an interview. That’s why it’s important to find a good balance between casual and formal dress for an interview. A good example of this would be wearing khaki pants and a polo or button-up shirt.
What is the question for the giraffe interview?
This is where giraffe strategy comes into play. The question frequently heard is, “If you were an animal, which one would you like to be and why?” Answered properly, the applicant may provide insight into creative thought, strategic thinking, and risk taking too, as these all relate to the sales profession.
