Mostly behavioral questions… "Describe a situation where you overcame issues with a member of the team and how you did that." They also want to make sure you're persistent but realistic - and not just thinking that you're going to change every kid's life that easily. It seemed like most of their questions were geared towards, "so what are you going to do when a kid isn't cooperating?"
They asked strengths, weaknesses, and three adjectives my friends would use to describe me
What is your history with natural disasters, have you every experienced one yourself?
What made you want to join TXCC/LACC specifically?
Describe a time in your life when you were in an uncomfortable situation. How did you handle it?
How do you stay organized?
Explain how you resolved a workplace conflict.
Tell us about how you organize your daily life.
There's 30 minute one on one portion where they ask about background and really focus on why TFA and times in which you overcame adversity.
Tell me a time when you failed to meet a deadline?
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