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Entrevista online y personal primero grupal luego personal. Te contactan vía mail y luego telefónicamente para citarte a la entrevista personal. Te piden realizar dibujo y solucionar una situación problemática

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None, you take a PT test and a few other technical skills, but no real interview to speak of (unless you apply for a specialized role beyond the basic entry roles people typically have)

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Hello everyone, Exploring some sound advice before deciding to/not to join the US Army Reserve. I am a C at Deloitte, up for SC promotion this cycle in Cybersecurity. Why join? 1. Citizenship - currently a PR 2. Security Clearance /Cyber exposure 3. G.I bill 4. Always wanted to join the army Concerns? 1. Consulting Career setbacks /utilization/problems getting staffed 2. Not getting into the Army Cyber Corps program 3. Manageability to do both All feedback is appreciated!

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Study the Military Flight Aptitude Test. Practice taking the test multiple times. Get letters of recommendation from actual US Army pilots. Get a high score on your physical fitness test.

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Anonymous Employee in Washington, DC

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Go through the process of enlisting or otherwise commissioning as an officer in the United State Military. Once you have cleared administrative requirements as well as medical you will be shipped to basic training

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Anonymous Employee in Jacksonville, FL

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I applied online. I interviewed at US Army (Jacksonville, FL) in May 2023

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Easy and understandable questions that made it go smoothly. It was done on MS Teams with a professional interview and also a mid-range to high questionnaire. I think that interview was design to find a certain level of experience in which I could answer correctly.

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  • How I see myself doing this type of job as a safety manager.
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I interviewed with the folks who led the team I would be joining. We each told a little about ourselves, they asked a few questions, I asked a few questions, and one of the interviewers showed me around the facility.

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  • How I would handle a test taker who did not want to adhere to facility guidelines.
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no interview is needed. just find a recruiter station and chose to become a military police officer. Most recruiter just see you as a number so don't feed into the lies of your gonna be able to pick where you are stationed.

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Anonymous Employee in Dallas, TX

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Really quick and simple, just fill out the application, show up and fill out the documents provided and you're on your away. Even asked if I could start the same day.

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go to a recruiter, theyll take "care" of you. Go in with an idea of what you want go to message boards on the jobs they are offering, try to match to something you can bring to after you leave

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It was quick but a deep dive into workplace history. Unfortunately not much was established yet so the overall interview experience did not fully disclose what you would be doing day to day.

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Glassdoor users rated their interview experience at US Army as 69.6% positive with a difficulty rating score of 2.07 out of 5 (where 5 is the highest level of difficulty). Candidates interviewing for O5 - Army - Lieutenant Colonel and Squad Leader rated their interviews as the hardest, whereas interviews for Construction and Aircraft Mechanic roles were rated as the easiest.

The hiring process at US Army takes an average of 48.41 days when considering 2,067 user submitted interviews across all job titles. Candidates applying for Company Commander had the quickest hiring process (on average 1 day), whereas 15U Medium Helicopter Repairer roles had the slowest hiring process (on average 365 days).

Common stages of the interview process at US Army according to 2,067 Glassdoor interviews include:

Drug Test: 17.46%

One on One Interview: 15.38%

Skills Test: 15.35%

Background Check: 14.31%

IQ Intelligence Test: 10.38%

Personality Test: 8.48%

Presentation: 5.74%

Phone Interview: 5.33%

Group Panel Interview: 5.06%

Other: 2.50%

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