"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."
I was asked a bit about my relevant background and technical experience, and a rapid-fire list of questions on describing electrical circuit basics, power regulation, op-amp knowledge, about what analog/digital signals are, how might you convert between them, and a logic question on how to re-arrange a two-input high/low sorter to sort an arbitrary input.
Can you lift 50-75 pounds continuously?
Why do you want to work here
None really. Just ask your previous employment (have to list at least 3) availability that’s really about it.
when can you start to work
Why do you want to work here
How should a manager lead?
Wanted to know availability and flexibility.
Why should we hire you?
What was your last job role?
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