Student's Federal Career Guide by Troutman Kathryn;Binkley Paul;Troutman Emily;Chen Paulina;

Author:Troutman, Kathryn;Binkley, Paul;Troutman, Emily;Chen, Paulina;
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: General Fiction
Publisher: The Resume Place
Published: 2014-01-10T00:00:00+00:00

STEP 10: Interview for a Federal Job

Additional Student Veterans info on page 91

The federal job interview is an examination. Be prepared.

Learn the agency’s mission

Be prepared to give examples of your courses and projects

Practice your examples before the interview

SAMPLE PATHWAYS ANNOUNCEMENT

Congratulations! You’ve Been Selected for an Interview!

The federal government uses many different approaches to interviewing. This section will help you understand these approaches and provide some practical tips on preparing for interviews.

Managers vary their interviewing techniques and processes to develop an understanding of you as a candidate for their position. The interview will depend on the type of position, as well as the information the manager needs to determine if you are the best “fit”.

Interviews for students or interns may be, in many ways, no different from regular employment interviews. You may be asked about your long-term career goals, your interest in the position and the agency, and your long and short-term education plans. Be ready to discuss your current or previous courses and what you are learning.

> Interviews for students and interns may be, in many ways, no different from regular employment interviews.

Interviews may be conducted in person or over the phone, and may include an interview panel. There are three main interview methods:

Behavioral

Case/Hypothetical

Technical

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