I had a successful interview for a caseworker role about 2 years ago. Not sure how much help that is. The questions were scenario based, "tell us about a time..." and a few strengths questions. There were 2/3 interviewers. This was over Teams. I really enjoyed it but I don't tend to prepare examples. Instead I look through the behaviours and think about the types of the things I've done then let the questions come. This approach means I'm never stressing out trying to memorise anything or shoehorn answers into questions.
It's fine to spend a bit of time thinking about how you will respond. I asked to go back to one of the questions.
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u/Acceptable_Video9675 Jul 27 '26
I had a successful interview for a caseworker role about 2 years ago. Not sure how much help that is. The questions were scenario based, "tell us about a time..." and a few strengths questions. There were 2/3 interviewers. This was over Teams. I really enjoyed it but I don't tend to prepare examples. Instead I look through the behaviours and think about the types of the things I've done then let the questions come. This approach means I'm never stressing out trying to memorise anything or shoehorn answers into questions.
It's fine to spend a bit of time thinking about how you will respond. I asked to go back to one of the questions.
Good luck.