"When hiring support workers, employers will look for applicants who enjoy helping others, can provide varying types of support from emotional advice to assistance with everyday tasks, and have some form of formal education in social work. In an interview you can expect to be asked how you would cater your support role to clients with varying needs or how you would go about identifying clients' issues and recommending them to the appropriate professionals."
General Questions that you would find on an application.. their was no in person interview.. it was basically just drug testing and workers copying your photo id and going over options for different departments and what shifts they had available.. Very Customer Friendly Work Environment.
There were 4 options to a question such as "you find that your manager has made a mistake by giving you more production credits that you have earned. you speak to them about this but they say it's fine and decide to leave it' what are you most likely and least likely to do next?
Why do you want to work in USA?
What are your requested hours
Would you have any problems having a strong attendance record?
They asked if I did alot of walking
My identification that’s all nothing else really,you just do drug test
When was your last job?
When are you available to start?
Q: do you like Jeff bazos?
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