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State of California Associate Governmental Program Analyst Interview Questions & Reviews
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Associate Governmental Program Analyst at State of California
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Sacramento, CA Aug 2012 – Reviewed Jan 3, 2013
Interview Details – It was a great interview process with straight forward questions. Management was very relaxed and opened, which gave me the opportunity to focus on my experience and my qualifications rather than being too nervous. I had approximately nine questions and a writing assessment. The writing assessment had about ten different choices. Interview length was about 45 minutes. The interview had a panel of three. Two line managers and another upper manager.
Interview Question – Please tell me about a project you had to complete in the past that you could have done better? What went wrong and what would you have done different if given a second chance? View Answer
Negotiation Details – State of California has set salaries for every position. There is no room for negotiation. You either start at beginning level or level 2, 3 or 4 depending on how many years of related experience you have.
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Associate Governmental Program Analyst at State of California
Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jan 2010 – Reviewed Apr 23, 2012
Interview Details – The interview for Associate Governmental Program Analyst is a typical panel interview where you meet with the manager who would be your boss, one of the staff people you will work with and sometimes the HR person who works in the department which is hiring you. Most of the questions will be about your previous analytical experience. The most important thing to remember when interviewing for these positions is to do your homework ahead of time and know a little bit about the program in which you interview for. If you are scheduled for an interview, ask the person who schedules you if they can send you a duty statement. A duty statement is a detail job description of the position. Usually you can figure out what they are looking for by reading the duty statement and researching the department website.
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- What is your experience in interpreting and implementing the California Code of Regulations? Answer Question
- Describe how you would manage workflows within your unit. Answer Question
Negotiation Details – At this level, salary is typically not negotiable. A starting Associate Governmental Program Analyst will always be started at $4400 unless you are transferring from a similar classification and you are already earning more.
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