Social Security Administration Interview Questions

Consisted of six questions and an ice breaker. Normal interview questions. Via zoom conducted by two people. Overall I had a good experience and they interviewers made me feel welcomed.

I'd like to know about the interview process before I come my virtual interview last week so I'm prepared. Please someone reply back with this information as soon as you see this posting. Thank you

Applied on USAJobs and got an interview about two months later. Interview has the standard “tell me about a time…” questions. I think I did well, though I admit I did flounder a bit at the end. I was told I’d hear from them in a week. Almost three weeks as of this writing have passed and not a peep from anybody. They could at least give me a canned rejection email instead of wasting my time. Incredibly rude and unprofessional!!

Got a call for a phone interview. I had to dial into a conference room with two interviewers was told about benefits before interviewing then interview begin. interview lasted about 45mins.-1hr long.

Standard Situation, Action and Result scenarios. Takes about 30 minutes. Phone or in person. Google Federal Interviews for practice questions. Write down and memorize situations from work, school or life.

over the phone ...all questions were behavioral questions .staff were very friendly... they tell you upfront that most people take public transportation because parking costs a fortune .interview was done by two people ...

It was short ask alot of questions about previous experiences working im customer service. Example: tell us a time you had a difficult customer and what did you do and the outcome?

easy and pleasant. individuals were nice and asked to give them scenarios of different times where I challenged myself or found myself in a difficult situation with management or deadlines and how did i go about the situation

Panel interview over the phone. Scripted questions mostly about work environment, such as handling high production quotas and dealing with coworkers. No legal questions; very straight forward. Many generic questions like “what’s your greatest strength/weakness”, etc. Took about 30 minutes. Scheduling was very last minute, interviewer called several times and left voicemails saying what time she’ll try again the next day.

I applied at the beginning of November and got an interview after about two weeks. There was only one round of interview that was with a panel who took turn asking questions; math worksheet that was pretty basic algebra after the interview. It took about a month after the interview before I heard back. Everyone was really nice, but it's a little awkward at times when you can tell they're writing down your answers before they go on to your next question.