Quality Services for the Autism Community Interview Questions

the interview process very easy going and interviewer was nice. they wanted to get to know the interviewee's, so that was welcoming. really wanted to know if you can handle job position.

Phone interview, in person interview and Admin testing (Excel & word). I took almost 2 hours for in person interview. They made me waiting for 49 minutes after the admin testing. 3 persons were in the room for the in person interview. Questions were pretty basic and easy. But I never got any call back nor even any email replies!

Lack of organization and seems to be all over the place. The follow up was terrible and delay, so I didn’t take the job as it took too long to move on.

It was quick but really immersive. You get a sense of the field during the interview since it may be at a QSAC location. I was seen by a site director so she was in and out for the most part. They're not looking for right or wrong answers, but more of competency .

Extremely unprofessional interview! Had an interview via phone call, only to be immediately told that I am unqualified for the position and that I would "never" make it as a BIS. Although I do have experience working with people with DD, I was not even questioned about this experience, and was rather told that I had nothing to offer. Extremely inappropriate. Instead, they suggested that I apply for a DSP position, which requires a High school diploma or GED, when I have a masters degree in psychology. The interviewer cut me off multiple times to stress that because I had never written behavior plans in the past, that it would be impossible for me to learn through experience. Extremely frustrating that upon answering the phone, I was not given the opportunity to speak about my qualifications. But rather was talked down to about how I will be unsuccessful in attempting any BIS-level job, at QSAC or elsewhere.

Good experience. Nice interviewer. Convenient location to access food, stores, etc. However, the parking situation is terrible, but that’s Queens, NY in a nutshell. Can’t imagine parking everyday to go to work.

Got called for an interview couple weeks after applying. Went in person for the interview. There were other applicants there waiting for the Interview too. Had to fill out a form before the interview. Interview was fair.

I was recommended by QSAC's employee so, the interview process was easier (I believe). - Submitted my Resume through my recommender - Then had face to face meeting and started working the next day.

Fairly easy, asked very little questions and seen each room in the location that I was interviewed in. The interviewer (director of the program at this location) was all over the place. It took her a while to get back to me after filling out paperwork. I spent at least and hour-hour and a half in this location.

I was contacted via email by someone in HR. I scheduled the interview for two days later. I came prepared with all of my paperwork (they will email you a list of required documents) and left hired.