
Department of Human Services Interview Questions
& Process
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Department of Human Services.
Social Worker
You will have a group interview with about 2-3 social work supervisors. They will ask you around 7 to 10 questions. You also get a writing prompt before the interview where you have to write down what you would do in a given situation. This timed writing part takes about 10-15 minutes.
- What strengths do you possess for the social work field that would be helpful in Child Welfare Services?
Economic Support Specialist
It was kinda hard. I did my best with the questions. I didn't think I did great and wasn't expecting to hear back.
- How would you handle an upset client?
Social Services Specialist
I interviewed with two supervisors, one from CPS and one from Foster Care. They asked me about how I'd handle confrontation and being yelled at, and why I found the job appealing.
- How would you react if someone were yelling at you or confronting you physically?
Department of Human Services Interview Questions
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“How would you react if someone were yelling at you or confronting you physically?”
Read reports →“What strengths do you possess for the social work field that would be helpful in Child Welfare Services?”
Read reports →“How would you handle an upset client?”
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