dragonfly
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It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing!
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Post by dragonfly on Mar 2, 2009 16:13:14 GMT -5
I am an outsider. Does anyone think it is advantageous to prepare for the interview by learning SSD law?
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Post by alj on Mar 2, 2009 16:22:39 GMT -5
No, but you should have an understanding of what you would be doing if selected.
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Post by aljsouth on Mar 3, 2009 12:25:31 GMT -5
I am an outsider. Does anyone think it is advantageous to prepare for the interview by learning SSD law? No. The interview questions will reflect the fears of the agency. It wants someone who can deal in large numbers of cases, use computers and in general get along. You will not be asked questions on the law. You will be asked about working with claimants with mental illness and with those of other races and persuasions. It wants 40 to 50 cases produced a month. Convince them you can do this and have no ax to grind and your interview will be a success. |
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Post by superdude on Mar 23, 2009 20:29:01 GMT -5
I am an outsider. Does anyone think it is advantageous to prepare for the interview by learning SSD law? No. The interview questions will reflect the fears of the agency. It wants someone who can deal in large numbers of cases, use computers and in general get along. You will not be asked questions on the law. You will be asked about working with claimants with mental illness and with those of other races and persuasions. It wants 40 to 50 cases produced a month. Convince them you can do this and have no ax to grind and your interview will be a success. Dear aljsouth, Is your opinion based on facts that you personally observed or just general bitter sentiment? |
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Post by alj on Mar 23, 2009 20:35:07 GMT -5
Superdude, what he says is the way it is. Nothing bitter about it. As they say in the City: It is what it is.
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Post by pm on Mar 23, 2009 21:11:54 GMT -5
No. The interview questions will reflect the fears of the agency. It wants someone who can deal in large numbers of cases, use computers and in general get along. You will not be asked questions on the law. You will be asked about working with claimants with mental illness and with those of other races and persuasions. It wants 40 to 50 cases produced a month. Convince them you can do this and have no ax to grind and your interview will be a success. Dear aljsouth, Is your opinion based on facts that you personally observed or just general bitter sentiment? There is not a hint of bitterness in that post. It is simply 100% factual and accurate. Many people have posted the same or similar comments going back well over a year. |
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Post by privateatty on Mar 23, 2009 22:15:53 GMT -5
Dear aljsouth, Is your opinion based on facts that you personally observed or just general bitter sentiment? There is not a hint of bitterness in that post. It is simply 100% factual and accurate. Many people have posted the same or similar comments going back well over a year. This is accurate. |
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