
Sheltering Arms (NY) Interview Questions
& Process
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First-hand accounts from people who interviewed at Sheltering Arms (NY).
Mental Health Consultant
The welcome was friendly from the moment I got to the reception. The interview involved discussing my background, abilities, and what I'm interested in. I also spoke with another employee in Spanish. They answered all of my questions.
- What's your earliest start date?
- Can you tell me about your availability?
- Which evidence-based practices are you familiar with and implement?
HR Assistant
I was called to schedule an in person interview, there was no phone screening. Interviewed with the manager who was very friendly and personable. Then two weeks later was called back for a second interview with the director- he was very friendly and made the interview as easy as possible to get through.
- What is your motivation for wanting to work for Sheltering Arms?
Activity Specialist
I found the job on craigslist and applied online. A few days later, I got an email to come in for a group interview. When I got there, there were about six interviewers from different places and about fifteen other people interviewing. Everyone took turns introducing themselves. The interviewers asked questions, and if you knew the answer, you raised your hand and answered. It was about half an hour long and the questions weren't too hard.
- How well do you multitask on a scale from 1 to 10?
Developer
Applied online and heard back after a few weeks for a phone call. Then I went in for an in person interview a week after that. Got the offer a few days later.
- Tell me about your experience.
- What was your motivation for studying psychology?
Sheltering Arms (NY) Interview Questions
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“Why did you choose to be a social worker?”
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