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my interview with fullerton fire department for ambulance operator job was pretty straightforward. I brought a portfolio that carried copies of my resume and cover letters to pass out to each member of the panel. My panel consisted of a Fire Captain a Fire fighter and an ambulance operator. I wore a full suit which I would recommend for any interview and I believe is what is expected for an interview with a department. As as far as the questions, the first one was tell us about yourself and how your training education and experience has prepared you for this position. The next question was what is your biggest weakness and how do you think that will interfere with the job? (Not the exact wording but very similar). Next was a situational question which was if you came in the next day on shift and there was damage to the ambulance but the crew before did not report anything how would you go about that situation? Another question was what I was hoping to get out of this position. And then finally was just about part-time and full-time and if I was open to either as well as talking about future steps in what I’m currently doing.
Happy Friday, everyone! 👊
Hope you all had a great week and made progress toward your goals, whether that was in the gym, at work, or in the hiring process. I wanted to check in with everyone: 🔥 Did anyone have a station visit this week? 🎤 Any interviews? 🪜 I know a few of you have your CPAT coming up. Has anyone taken it recently? If so, how did it go? Drop your updates below! Share your wins, ask questions, or let us know what you’re working toward. Your experience might be exactly what someone else in the community needs to hear. Mobility Update 🧘 https://youtu.be/aXhGzuvOGMo?is=QZOUVjexN3_q6msv If you’re feeling beat up from training or work, don’t forget to check out our first mobility series! Huge thank you to Shoshana for putting these together for the Own Your Shift community. You can find the videos in our YouTube classroom here in Skool. Be sure to give her a follow on Instagram @shoshanainflow. She also just launched her YouTube channel under the same name! We’re continuing to build out the website and add more resources every week. OYS Merch is Live! 👕 Our merchandise is officially live on the website! Check it out at OwnYourShiftMethod.com and help support what we’re building. Every purchase helps us continue creating content, workouts, interview prep, nutrition resources, and tools for firefighters and recruits. We’re also looking for a handful of Own Your Shift Ambassadors. If you’re active on social media and believe in our mission, we’d love to have you on the team. As an ambassador you’ll receive: - 🔥 Your own referral link - 💥 10% commission on qualifying sales - 👕 10% off OYS merchandise If you’re interested, just reply to this post or send me a message and I’ll get you set up. Own Your Shift. You go, we go. 💪🔥
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@Jimmy Gonzales Still waiting to hear back and yes i can try and remember and write them.
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my interview with fullerton fire department for ambulance operator job was pretty straightforward. I brought a portfolio that carried copies of my resume and cover letters to pass out to each member of the panel. My panel consisted of a Fire Captain a Fire fighter and an ambulance operator. I wore a full suit which I would recommend for any interview and I believe is what is expected for an interview with a department. As as far as the questions, the first one was tell us about yourself and how your training education and experience has prepared you for this position. The next question was what is your biggest weakness and how do you think that will interfere with the job? (Not the exact wording but very similar). Next was a situational question which was if you came in the next day on shift and there was damage to the ambulance but the crew before did not report anything how would you go about that situation? Another question was what I was hoping to get out of this position. And then finally was just about part-time and full-time and if I was open to either as well as talking about future steps in what I’m currently doing.
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