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Attorney Advisor at Social Security Administration

No Offer – Reviewed Oct 13, 2012

Interview Details – I am a consultant in public administration. I run the procedure for issuing residence permits to foreigners in the country.

Interview Question – My work carried out under national laws.   Answer Question

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Attorney-Advisor at Social Security Administration

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Arlington, VA – Reviewed Sep 11, 2012

Interview Details – I received an email stating that telephone interviews would be conducted on three days and asking me to select a time to interview. The interviewers were reading off a script and did not allow for much off of the script until the end when I was allowed to ask questions. I was then called about two weeks after the interview with the job offer and started around two weeks after that.

Interview Question – Pretty standard. Describe a time in which you [blank].   Answer Question

Negotiation Details – No negotiation. Offer was firm.

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Attorney Advisor at Social Security Administration

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Oak Brook, IL Jul 2008 – Reviewed Mar 29, 2010

Interview Details – I received a call from the Hearing Office Director, and I came in for an interview. The interview process was laid back, there were 4 managers in the room and they asked me about my experance and education. They did not have a list of questions they just asked off the cuff questions.

Interview Question – What did you want to become an Attorney?   View Answer

Negotiation Details – There's no negotiation. You qualfy for a certain grade based on personnel evaluation of your experance and education.

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