Field Interview Questions

Mrs. Roche seemed to be the ideal Professional Counselor for me to interview because I have always thought if I were to go in to the helping field it would involve me becoming a Professional Counselor and running my own private practice. Mrs. Roche helped me to see the benefits of having your own private practice and also the nitty-gritty details that no one else wants to do or talks about. This interview also helped me learn that it’s okay to show your clients your reactions because it lets them know that you are human and that you are listening and understanding to their problem they have. She also helped me realized the importance of being there mentally and physically for your clients in session and out of session. This could mean squeezing them in at the end of the day or having a conference call or a Skype session, just as long as you are there when they need you the most. She also helped me understand that it is actually really rewarding when you do not really see a client anymore that has “graduated”. But when you occasionally seem them year-to-year, you know that they are okay and healthy and that you helped them to where they are

Everyone who is employed within this agency, which is roughly 75 employees among the Atascosa agency, must have obtained a BA in sociology or something similar. She explained the number one issue she faces with this career, is the idea that she is only one human being. She feels tied down at times because she is only human, and only able to do one thing at a time. She wishes to help those in need all day everyday. Their mission statement is a Christ-centered organization dedicated to assisting children and families in achieving their fullest potential through a continuum of program and services. She gave me the exact number of individuals they have helped to date, 10,883,327. This agency has such an intriguing story, which is why I chose this agency. Every dollar given to this agency makes a huge impact. The more this agency has, the more they return. They take the responsibility given to them under huge consideration and manage every aspect given. The heart of their vision is to be the hands and feet of Christ; to provide care, service and compassion that is pleasing to the Lord and honors his love for all

Coaching candidates can use several useful tactics when seeking jobs, which are available in many settings and should build the foundation for their career with experience. A professional cover letter and resume are an important, but small, part of securing the position. Networking with peers can help you launch your career, while your social media presence can influence hiring managers in the modern job market, which is expanding beyond geographical boarders.

I make a difference at Thornburg Middle School through my friends and fellow classmates.  I help by answering questions for my classmates if needed to.  I also ask multiple questions in class and, I try to be a role model while helping students in my classes and around the school.

I was recently fortunate enough to speak with Carri Montgomery, who lists her title as the Director of the Women’s and Newborn Center for Platte Valley SCL Health. Platte valley use to be community owed and they recently joined Sister’s of Charity which includes; Good Samaritan, Lutheran, and Saint Joseph Hospital. The purpose of this interview was to interview someone where I could see myself working in what they are doing later in my career. With this interview I hoped to learn what it took for Ms. Montgomery to be in the position she is today. Also, get advice from her to see what where the things she recommended I could do when I graduate from Metropolitan State University (MSU) in 2019. It was beneficial to interview her

Often in life it is important for us to reflect on what career path we will take. It helps to better define who we are as individuals, what we stand for, it allows others to know your background, why you are so passionate about it, and why you chose to follow a certain path in life. This paper will answer several of these questions as we delve into wondering when was the first time I recall an individual applying counseling skills with me, my feelings, and the outcome of the encounter, and how has that influenced my counseling perspective. We will identify what I believe is the best type of help for me when I am in a personal crisis. Describe the first time that I considered counseling as a career and what was happening in

My professional experience as a case aid for fours years will fit with a career in counseling now that I have additional educational experiences in general psychology. My educational experience, and work related experiences as stated earlier are case aid skills, home health care aid skills and a residential assistance manager skills, were all focus to serve others and care for others in need of assistance with daily activities, daily monitoring, changing dressings, and helping with getting in and out of bed. Accompany clients to doctors' offices, on other trips outside the home, providing transportation from state assistance and companionship, per Metro Access. Administer prescribed oral medications under written

For this assignment, my partner and I decided to interview a social worker whom led me to develop my aspiration for this career. Michelle Hayes is a private practice counselor, who has encountered much experience and knowledge through social work agencies, leading her to be very successful. For this assignment, I decided to interview Michelle Hayes, because not only did she counsel me, and positively impact my life, but I would be more than pleasured to be enlightened with knowing how she became so wise and successful, as well as why.

My clinical experience at Lewis Outpatient counseling Agency, provided me with exactly what I wanted, which was an opportunity to focus on utilizing and implementing the client-therapist relationship in order to enhance my therapeutic work and a chance to see how outpatient counseling could be delivered in a different setting. During the beginning, I found it challenging to get used to a new way of working, mostly given my relatively new caseload of mostly adolescent youths compared to my previous mental health positions, however the supportive counselling environment and excellent supervision gradually allowed me to feel more confident in what I was doing. I found I was able to adapt my existing skills appropriately, which, over time, made me realize how much I have learnt during my training and how helpful my knowledge can be to others.

On 06/23 I interviewed my supervisor, Ms. Celeste Johnson. She started college of like most college students do major wise, which was undecided. So she made a decision to pick education as her major but luckily for her she only took core classes, so she still had time to make a switch in majors before it got too late. The education major and social work major classes were in the same building, so she one day stumbled across what was a social work roundtable meeting and she was listing to the conversations which was more interesting to her than education so that is when she decided to make the change to social work. Ms. Celeste attended college at Troy State in Troy, Alabama. Her main goal that she had while going to school was to find an agency where she could move up in the social work

When preparing for any new career education is the first step, speaking to those who have firsthand experience is of the utmost importance for deeper understanding in my chosen profession. Amanda’s insights during our interview proved invaluable, particularly for a new counseling

I chose to interview Dalton Collins and Dan Stilger. Collins is a student at IUS and Stilger is an assistant coach for the men’s basketball team. Both of them have strong, developed opinions on the gym facility at IUS. For both interviews, I asked each interviewee the same eight questions and two different questions which pertained to their involvement with the school (i.e. student or staff member).

There are many different types of questions to prepare before interviewing a CEM candidate; for instance, questions relating to clarifiers, disqualifiers, skill level determiner, future focused (situational), past focused (behavioral), and finally, questions relating to organization fit (Aamodt, 2016, p. 142-143). To better explain, an example of a clarifying question would be, ‘John, I see you have experience as an art instructor at Largo High school, and you listed that you have worked with a variety of paint pigments, can you specify which ones they were exactly?’ In addition, another example of a clarifying question is ‘John, you stated in your resume that you were relieved of your position at Hobby Lobby for extensive discounting, can

Answer: He didn’t abuse me before I married him, he was a normal guy that cared for me.

How would you describe the virtual world? In other words, did you like the look of it?