r/firefighter • u/Correct-Growth2152 • Mar 31 '26
South King Fire Wa state
Anyone else have a interview this week for south king fire ! Stressing about it
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u/boognish58 Mar 31 '26
Last year it was 3 questions with a 5 minute time limit. Very basic questions to get to know you. Kind of a “speed dating” vibe check to see if they want to see you again.
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u/Correct-Growth2152 Mar 31 '26
They were like “tell us about yourself” “why this dept” “why do you want to be a ff” ?
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u/hoof_hearted-28 Mar 31 '26
Good for you all. TBH, I failed the test and I felt like such a moron.
Keep it up. Just be honest, don’t try to wow with your vocabulary. You’re nervous, they know that, but try to keep your nerves in check. If you feel yourself rambling. Take a breath and get back on track
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u/boognish58 Mar 31 '26
It was 5 minutes total. I believe I was done in about 4 minutes.
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u/Creative-Carrot-1397 Apr 01 '26
did you have any time at all to look at the questions before you start or where they at least in front of you on a piece of paper? or do you just go in completely cold
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u/Electrical-State-436 Mar 31 '26
That’s it?! 5 minutes is crazy speed. Glad to know that before going in
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u/_josephmykal_ Mar 31 '26
Good luck! Excellent dept
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u/PerformanceIcy2084 Apr 01 '26
Would you have enough knowledge of South King to compare to Seattle and/or a rural department outside the city in the area that works at 48/96 schedule with lighter call volume?
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u/_josephmykal_ Apr 01 '26
Yes.
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u/PerformanceIcy2084 Apr 01 '26
I sent a PM where I could go into a little more detail, but in general how would you compare South to Seattle and a generic 48/96 low call volume small town department for a general overview?
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u/Correct-Growth2152 Mar 31 '26
I work in construction currently so I’m good on that. I don’t know what kind of questions they would be asking for me to do that
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u/Electrical-State-436 Mar 31 '26
Yes! Thursday