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Questions I was asked during the phone interview: -Describe a time when you managed competing or multiple priorities and schedules? -Describe how your unique experiences and qualities would add value to OFDA? -How have you handled sensitive information in the past? -From the job description, what do you think you’d like most and least about the job? -Why do you want this job?
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Program Operations Assistant (Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance)

Interviewed at US Agency for International Development

4.4★
Nov 17, 2016

Questions I was asked during the phone interview: -Describe a time when you managed competing or multiple priorities and schedules? -Describe how your unique experiences and qualities would add value to OFDA? -How have you handled sensitive information in the past? -From the job description, what do you think you’d like most and least about the job? -Why do you want this job?

Certainly! Here’s an expanded version of the translation: "They inquired about my educational background and my understanding of clusters. This included questions regarding the level of education I have attained, the field of study I specialized in, and how much knowledge I possess about the concept of clusters, such as their definition, applications, and significance in various industries or research fields."

Disaster & Climate Resilience Officer

Interviewed at Resilience Development Initiative

2.4★
Sep 13, 2024

Certainly! Here’s an expanded version of the translation: "They inquired about my educational background and my understanding of clusters. This included questions regarding the level of education I have attained, the field of study I specialized in, and how much knowledge I possess about the concept of clusters, such as their definition, applications, and significance in various industries or research fields."

Imagine me dropping you off a helicopter in the middle of the Afghanistan desert with no camp, no supplies, and no one else to help you. Your mission is to set up camp, find and train volunteers to help you and help make everyone happy to be there. Do you think you can handle that? You'll be expected to work 50-60 hour a week for $40,000/year. Will that work for you?
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Disaster Program Specialist

Interviewed at American Red Cross

3.3★
Mar 1, 2016

Imagine me dropping you off a helicopter in the middle of the Afghanistan desert with no camp, no supplies, and no one else to help you. Your mission is to set up camp, find and train volunteers to help you and help make everyone happy to be there. Do you think you can handle that? You'll be expected to work 50-60 hour a week for $40,000/year. Will that work for you?

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