The UPSC interview is considered to be the toughest in comparison to the Prelims examination and the Mains examination. The candidates who have cleared the Mains examination are called for the interview which is also known as the personality test. According to the board of UPSC, the primary objective of the interview is assessing how suitable the candidates are for the public services. In the Public Service Commission examination, the marks scored by the candidate in the personality test is known to make a lot of difference. Students can score a hundred marks or they can even get 200 marks in the interview. The competition between all the candidates is very tough and even a single difference in the marks counts. The marks gained by the candidates can either make or ruin his chances of clearing the examination. No rules are there for getting great marks in the personality test. All you need to do is prepare well and there are chances of scoring high. The interviewers who are sitting are the members of the UPSC Board and they are not only smart but extremely educated. It is important to impress them with the tricky answers that the candidate gives. Things to Keep in Mind The candidate …show more content…
It is expected of the candidates that he will be able to answer 90% of the questions with confidence as they are appearing for one of the biggest government exams. Civil servants are expected to be very sensitive about the important developments that are taking place in the country and all across the globe. Candidates may not remember each and everything, but he should keep in mind the ones that are important. The candidate should also provide their own views on the issues. Having opinions is not something the candidates need to be scared of. The interviewers are very pleased with these opinions. It is the duty of the candidate to grab the extra marks by expressing his own ideas and
1. I would have gotten off of behind my desk, and greeted the client with a proper handshake. 2. I would have never gotten on my phone. 3.
PIA SW interviewed Anitra Booker at the BCPD. Documentation reviewed. This interview was recorded and will be uploaded in ECF. Anitra informed PIA SW that her CPS has been closed. PIA SW explained to her that the reason it was closed was because she had informed the worker that she was moving out of State.
1. Despite of Mrs. Brill living in a lonely life, she created her own world full of joy and happiness. 2. Escapism cannot clear up the pain of loneliness. 3.
My attitude to team members and students is marked by respect and courtesy, and I am prepared to exchange viewpoint and ideas with all. Moreover, I enjoy sharing resources and gladly
1. What are your employment needs and goals now and in the future; what are you searching for? Being challenged, involved, and empowered. I would like to grow within the position as well as gaining all of the knowledge in order to be a great addition to the organization.
The agency I did my interview at is called Safe Alternatives For Everyone(SAFE). On the morning of Friday April 28th, I took a tour of the facility and conducted the interview at 28910 Pujol St Temecula, CA. (951) 587-3900. The funny thing is this facility is located on the street that I would take my dog for a walk and I would always see the facility, but I wasn’t curious as to what that building was about.
The name of the person I interviewed is Akadina Amerekhasadeh. She identifies as Assyrian, American, and Persian. Between Akadina and I there are many differences in terms of native language, religious beliefs, ethnicity, customs, structure of her family, and even belief of what is the purpose of life. To begin with, Akadina was born in Iran and she immigrated to the United States with her mother and sisters. While she was living in Iran, her family was composed of her mother and father and two older sisters whom are ten and six years older from her.
I interviewed Mary at Pruitt Health in Aiken S.C. Mary is a license, Social worker. Mary been working in Pruitt Health sent 2005. Mary told me the history of the agency start of her location in 2007. Mary told me that their facility was once name Mattie C. Hall, but was bought by a young man named Neil Pruitt.
Mock Interview Emanuela Hale Ball State University SPCE 609 11.18.2017 Mock Interview Assignment 1. Abby is a 3 year-old girl with autism. She is verbal and engages in tantruming behavior when asked to come to the dinner table.
I interviewed Jasmine Brooks a Surveillance Officer for the Dover Downs Hotel and Casino. Within the interview I asked her some questions that I wanted to know to have a better understanding of what a Surveillance Officer does. The purpose of this interview was to gain more information on a security job. I first started by asking her why does this type of work interest her and how did she get started.
Why did you choose that agency and the relevance for your future clients? Being an active duty military spouse, the military lifestyle has become a large part of my identity and I belong within the military community. Working for the Airman and Family Readiness Center as a Social Worker is very much a “calling” for me. When I was a new spouse without a support system, the stresses related to the military were much more than I ever imagined. Now that I am a seasoned spouse who will soon earn her MSW, I really want to be there for the new military members at the best of my abilities.
A personality assessment is a method of examining and knowing human personality traits, this means getting to know the characteristics of various individuals such as behavior’s and social affiliations, to actualize this, we will be applying the Myers – Briggs Types Indicator (MBTI), of emotional intelligent (EI) Key word: Personality Assessment Introduction As we recalled from the above definition of personality assessment, is a method of examining and knowing human personality traits, this means getting to know the characteristics of various individuals such as behavior’s and social affiliations, to actualize this, we will be applying the Myers – Briggs Types Indicator (MBTI), of emotional intelligent
and I was not surprised at my results at all. The results that I received are a good representation of who I am and where I am in my life right now. The descriptions of the intelligences fit my talents and interests. For example, under the heading of social I do enjoy participating in group discussions and group learning activities. In addition, the high and low factors did make sense to me.
'A psychological test is any procedure on the basis of which inferences are made concerning a person 's capacity, propensity or liability to act, react, experience, or to structure or order thought or behaviour in particular ways ' (The British Psychological Society). The psychometric tests which companies make use of when selecting among job applicants have the potential to provide us with information about the kind of skills which employers are really looking for and they do provide additional information to that available in skill surveys. Psychometric tests are most likely to be used for managerial and graduate vacancies, and are seldom used for manual vacancies. The costs of these tests are substantial. This implies that
Why do you feel you should be rehired as a staff member, and how would you improve on any areas of growth you have recognized in your current/past Orientation Staff experience? * I believe that I should be rehired to the Orientation Staff for another year because I believe I was a promote member of the staff this past year and want to continue to develop my leadership skills earlier and eventually become an Orientation Coordinator by the time I am a Senior. By returning to the Orientation Staff for the Fall and June Orientation Programs, I would challenge myself to develop richer relationships with my freshmen and become more of a consistent role model and resource to them during their first year at Providence College. Group 6 was very opened