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Ramsey County
Employment Guidance Counselor was asked...October 16, 2015

How does racial equity play a role in todays workforce?

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Racial equity plays a very specific and important role in our workforce as it addresses root causes related to social injustices. Looking at how government, policies, practices, community attitudes effect individuals of color in comparison to their "white" coworkers. Discovering systemic hidden messages and advocating for tomorrows workforce and communities plays a vital role to our county's economic wellbeing and wellbeing as a whole. Less

Partnerships With Industry

Very easy questions. Mostly they want to know if you have done research on the company and understand what the job really entails. Be ready to explain your experience and how it might pertain to this particular position. Also there are a few scenario questions about how you might handle problem clients or coworkers.

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Patience and compassion is the key! They need to know you are caring and reliable, that's about it. Less

Partnerships with industry job coach Vons job work home from school $1475.

Albertsons clean windows partnerships with industry job coach home From work online Less

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Goodwill

Did you have a mentor before

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Yes, named who it was and why I valued his opinions on leadership and other issues. Less

No

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Nabors Industries

The three pre-employment assessments, which left me cold because I had not been forewarned. One was a psychological assessment, then a math skills test, the last was a spelling/grammar test.

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After all of the interviews and testing, no one ever got back in touch with me about whether anyone was selected. I have not received anything from this company and my interview(s) were 4 months ago. I feel that this is a very unprofessional way to handle applicants. Less

Maybe you are crazy and don't know it lol

Maybe you are crazy and don't know it lol

California Employment Development Department

Panel Interviews and Oral examination

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Worksource Oregon

Tell us about a time you had to deal with a difficult customer, what did you do, and what was the outcome?

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A customer who broke my shoulder a while back came in grinning with anticipation for me to say anything that would give him the upper hand. I held my breathe, counted silently, smiled and completed their transaction. Unsaid words was in my favor that day. My boss complimentented me on my calm demeanor about the situation. Less

I described an experience with an unrealistic attorney who had backed his car over his recently-purchased camera but whose signature on his receipt showed that he had been offered a product protection plan but had declined it. He began his story by saying...even before saying hello..., "I'm a lawyer". No, he did not get a free replacement, but I discounted heavily other high-markup items he had originally eschewed, saving him hundreds of dollars he had come to realize he would have to pay since his passion for photography had been piqued. We retained a customer. Less

Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development

Tell me why Employment and Training?

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I think that any service that assist the public with job Readiness is the place for me. Less

During the interview panel they are actually looking for key words and then scoring you based upon how many you hit. I would recommend reviewing the position and departmemt/division to know what those key words are. Less

Leads Employment Services

A lot of technical questions regarding your experience working with specific group of people; how do you think your education and experience will benefit our service, etc.

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Honestly i wasn't fully prepared for detailed job-related questions. I wasn't fully engaged either, so my answers were just so so. Less

Working with diverse people , getting to understand them ( listening and speaking )to them patiently is the key factor, being empathetic and detailed oriented and result oriented i think i can first listen, understand patiently i think i am right person to be a great fit for this position . Less

Atlanta Union Mission

Why take a job with this pay grade when you can be better compensated elsewhere?

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I have worked in Social Services with the Homeless population for many years. I found that working with people with many reasons for their position is very rewarding to my soul. I will always be willing to help any one Male or Female and especially families if I can. Less

I have found that in most cases working with the population that I have served, the reward is just being able to help someone in need Less

Ingeus

What would you do to assist someone with no paid work experience enter sustainable employment?

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In terms of employment; identify shortterm, midterm and longterm goals, identify training opportunities to prepare for volunteering, work-trials and employment and agree action plans, roles and responsibilities. In terms of the wider picture and sustainability; look at barriers to employment and how to overcome them to ensure the client is equipped to sustain employment i.e. lifeskills development. Less

Identify life skills and talk through how they are transferable, identify likes and wants to identify appropriate roles to apply for Less

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