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Administrative Associate at City of Houston

No Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX Mar 2013 – Reviewed Mar 27, 2013

Interview Details – The position I applied for was posted in February and I received a call last week for an interview that was today (3/27/13). It was a panel a three. It wasn't intimidating at all. They talked about the position and questioned me on my skill and why that position. Afterwards, I took a writing test.

If everything goes well, they will call me to speak with the supervisor over the position before they make a hiring decision.

Interview Question – how would i handle an angry coworker?   Answer Question

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Administrative Assistant at City of Houston

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX Jun 2008 – Reviewed Jul 14, 2012

Interview Details – I submitted an application online, they called me for an interview , the manager was nice and questions were about back ground

Interview Question – No unexpected questions   View Answer

Negotiation Details – there was no negotiation

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Analyst at City of Houston

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX Apr 2012 – Reviewed May 1, 2012

Interview Details – I was called in for an interview and offered the job a week later! The panel consisted of 3 people and the questions were not rocket science. My advice would be to study the position you applied for and have a set of questions to ask to show interest in the job you'll be doing. It shows the interviewer that you took time to read the qualifications. Benefits and pay are decent. Learn as much as you can after starting because it will pay off in the long run when other opportunities are presented.

Interview Question – How do you deal with difficult co-workers?   View Answer

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Graduate Engineer at City of Houston

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX Apr 2009 – Reviewed Oct 6, 2011

Interview Details – It was amazing. It as a small group interview with lots of challenging but worthwhile questions. They were very kind and respectful.

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Administrative Assistant at City of Houston

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX Jan 2010 – Reviewed Jul 11, 2011

Interview Details – The application process consists of an online application. I was then called for an interview, in which I was interviewed by a panel of 3. Two were employees of the division and the other was an outside City employee. There were a series of questions that the panel members took turns asking. Following the interview, I had to complete an assessment test in which I had to create an Excel spreadsheet for the given topic. The panel members were nice and patient. The people and the office gave me the impression that it was a relaxed, yet serious environment.

Interview Question – Describe a time when you used Excel to create a spreadsheet and what was the out come.   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – You are rarely able to negotiate the salary unless it is an Executive Level posision. If you are willing to take a lower pay with decent benefits, then the City of Houston may be the place for you.

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Senior Trainer at City of Houston

No Offer – Interviewed in Houston, TX Mar 2009 – Reviewed Jul 14, 2010

Interview Details – We have a formal process for advertising job opportunities. The process is very structured and requires applicants to submit application and resumes via an online applicaiton.

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