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so we are interviewing 2 people today for the social work assistant position at my job... my supervisor & director are interviewing them first with just them, and then i am interviewing them in my office... i need some good questions to ask them!! have never done this before!!!
well first i would start off with what are their feelings on adults living at home with their parents then slowly merge onto large gaps between a wedding ceremony and CH
Ask them to do a back bend.
5 adjectives that describes them...I HATE THAT QUESTION!
Posted by Mimacat
Ask them to do a back bend.
Posted by kristi313
well first i would start off with what are their feelings on adults living at home with their parents then slowly merge onto large gaps between a wedding ceremony and CH
Posted by RadiantBride
What's their favorite type of sport to watch?
Answer: if they say something like baseball or basketball they are a team player; if they say something like golf, ice skating etc. They prefer to work individually.
Give them an example of a difficult work situation and ask how they would respond.
Why did they choose the field they are in and where do they see themselves in the next 5 years.
Posted by TommysWife08
Posted by RadiantBride
What's their favorite type of sport to watch?
Answer: if they say something like baseball or basketball they are a team player; if they say something like golf, ice skating etc. They prefer to work individually.
Give them an example of a difficult work situation and ask how they would respond.
Why did they choose the field they are in and where do they see themselves in the next 5 years.
Ooo! i love it!!
Posted by Mici n KC
Posted by TommysWife08
Posted by RadiantBride
What's their favorite type of sport to watch?
Answer: if they say something like baseball or basketball they are a team player; if they say something like golf, ice skating etc. They prefer to work individually.
Give them an example of a difficult work situation and ask how they would respond.
Why did they choose the field they are in and where do they see themselves in the next 5 years.
Ooo! i love it!!
I don't know if I agree with that.![]()
Posted by RadiantBride
I know this question is popular in my field. Maybe due to the amount of overtime that we tend to put in and helping people out. I dont think that its a make it or break it question- just more of getting an idea of the person's method of thinking.
Ask them where they see themselves professionally in 5 years... This is a good way to determine if they are there to work their way up or just another company on their resume
Posted by Karen9508
Ask them where they see themselves professionally in 5 years... This is a good way to determine if they are there to work their way up or just another company on their resume
Posted by RadiantBride
Posted by Karen9508
Ask them where they see themselves professionally in 5 years... This is a good way to determine if they are there to work their way up or just another company on their resume
This is a good one bc I always hate this question. If you say in a similar role you will look like you have no goals lol. If you say something too high then you look like you are just using that job to move up.
Good luck!!!
Posted by Kimbalina
Good luck!!!
Posted by RadiantBride
Posted by Mici n KC
Posted by TommysWife08
Posted by RadiantBride
What's their favorite type of sport to watch?
Answer: if they say something like baseball or basketball they are a team player; if they say something like golf, ice skating etc. They prefer to work individually.
Give them an example of a difficult work situation and ask how they would respond.
Why did they choose the field they are in and where do they see themselves in the next 5 years.
Ooo! i love it!!
I don't know if I agree with that.![]()
I know this question is popular in my field. Maybe due to the amount of overtime that we tend to put in and helping people out. I dont think that its a make it or break it question- just more of getting an idea of the person's method of thinking.
