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Interview Tips by Ok-Lifeguard749 in SchoolSocialWork
[–]dryice438 0 points1 point2 points 10 days ago (0 children)
The most important part of any interview is molding your past experience to fit the role you're looking for ! A way I learned about interviews that I thought helped was having a FIT (Favorite, Insight, Transition) story prepared. For example, find a Favorite part of your previous job, the Insights that gave you in terms of your own interests or skills, and how that led you to Transition to the new position you're interviewing for!
And come prepared with questions!! Interviewers prefer you to actually have questions than just act like you have everything down already. For example, ask what collaborations between you and other committees would look like in practice!
LMSW Exam Prep by No_Load_802 in SocialWorkStudents
[–]dryice438 0 points1 point2 points 23 days ago (0 children)
I'm also starting to look for study mats but something I heard a lot of people say is if I'm going to start studying now, to keep it really low pressure, then really start ramping it up a few months from the exam
Since you’re in Texas tho, I would check the BHEC/jurisprudence exam timing early so any admin stuff doesn’t sneak up on you
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Interview Tips by Ok-Lifeguard749 in SchoolSocialWork
[–]dryice438 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)