Thanks for the reply Navy. Without trying to pry, I'm interested to know if it was your decision to not go with them, or you just never got an offer? Also, in regards to how far you did make it in the process, how long did those steps take to complete? Lastly, anyone out there reading this with any additional insight to my previous post would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance..
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05-12-10 06:56 PM #16
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more questions
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05-12-10 07:09 PM #17
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3 interviews, no offers. The only reason I got any interviews is because I am a veteran. I won't test again and take an interview spot from someone who actually has a chance.
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05-12-10 07:18 PM #18
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What makes you think you don't have a chance at the position??
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05-12-10 07:36 PM #19
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No experience working with felons. Originally Posted by brianna143
Corrections officers have a great chance of getting this job.
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05-05-11 12:00 PM #20
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recieved survey
A year after testing, I just received a survey for Parole Agent-1, SCI- Graterford. Anyone have any insight on that position? I was really hoping for the mobile position with the vehicle and home visits, but I understand this position would be within the prison.. Does anyone have any experience in this position, and/or any info or insight?? Thanks alot guys! Originally Posted by NavyDavy
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08-22-11 11:04 AM #21
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I have an interview today for a Parole Agent 1 in Philadelphia. They are the only one to call for an interview so far. I have sent out over 10 surveys and only received 1 interview request. We'll see how it goes! What kind of questions did they ask, if you don't mind me asking..
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08-22-11 05:22 PM #22
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Actually, that is the kind of question that deosn't get answered here.
Giving one candidate a "heads up" as to what kind of questions get asked gives him an advantage over other candidates and undermines the validity of the hiring process.
Good Luck in the interview, but go in cold and be yourself. You'll do fine without help.
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