I found this very informative on what to expect. I didn’t find the examples “fake” rather a good starting point for me to develop my own personalized responses.
Tsa only ask situational interview question, for example...... "Name a time you had to deal with a difficult customer." When answering every question make sure you use the STAR method (situation, task, action, and resolution).
I remember having graduated from college and having a clean slate too! Just put your education, any volunteer work, and what organizations you were a part of in school and what role you had. As the other mentioned, how you tackled a problem in school if asked. I think it's better to have a clean blank slate than a messy job history (deplores her own). Be very careful of what jobs you accept in the future when you are strapped for cash, those temporary jobs can come to haunt you in future job applications. Ex. "So why exactly did you work with EverGreen Trees as a salesman for a few days?" Ugh! I regret sooo much so many varied jobs I have had. At the same time I have learned a lot but I really don't recommend doing so! Good luck dear~
I was asked one of those stupid f*king questions like “recall a time you were attacked and how you responded”. And sometimes I nail the answers with all my experience. And other times I’m tired as absolute F*K and can’t answer right.
I'm in the hiring process. I was downsized in my job. My airport assessment next week. Yes, they do a credit check and background check. Not surprising as this is a Federal job. Also, no exposed tattoos nose rings, etc.. They don't want you looking like an over-paid NBA player..
We do not have a definite answer on that, but just looking at normal traffic patterns for our TSA Screener questions, I would say yes, they are not hiring at the moment, or hiring at a very very limited pace compared to pre-COVID.
@@mezbahtareq622 I can’t really say what was discussed cause they make u sign an NDA. But I didn’t get it cause it’s been months since the interview. Others on Reddit that got the job stated they were told not too long after. Srry that I can’t say more, hope this helps.
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I did find this helpful but some of the answers given sound too fake lol!
Thanks! Yeah, our answers could definitely be better.
@@MockQuestions Still was very helpful, thank you for sharing. I highly appreciated it! 😄
Pray for me to ace it bc I am really nervois bc I want the job very much.
Will do! Good luck!
How did it go? Did you get the job?
Did you get the job?
I found this very informative on what to expect. I didn’t find the examples “fake” rather a good starting point for me to develop my own personalized responses.
As did I.
What if this would be my first job? How would I answer what my biggest challenge was at a previous position?
Maybe you could think of some challenge you faced in school?
Tsa only ask situational interview question, for example...... "Name a time you had to deal with a difficult customer." When answering every question make sure you use the STAR method (situation, task, action, and resolution).
I remember having graduated from college and having a clean slate too! Just put your education, any volunteer work, and what organizations you were a part of in school and what role you had. As the other mentioned, how you tackled a problem in school if asked. I think it's better to have a clean blank slate than a messy job history (deplores her own). Be very careful of what jobs you accept in the future when you are strapped for cash, those temporary jobs can come to haunt you in future job applications. Ex. "So why exactly did you work with EverGreen Trees as a salesman for a few days?" Ugh! I regret sooo much so many varied jobs I have had. At the same time I have learned a lot but I really don't recommend doing so! Good luck dear~
Very informative along with realistic Q&A. I have my airport assessment and structured interview coming up in a few days. Thanks for this video!
How close was it?
Welp I didn’t pass it is what it is
what didnt u pass?
I was asked one of those stupid f*king questions like “recall a time you were attacked and how you responded”.
And sometimes I nail the answers with all my experience. And other times I’m tired as absolute F*K and can’t answer right.
Is it true that TSA does a credit check when your going through the hiring process?
yes
I'm in the hiring process. I was downsized in my job. My airport assessment next week. Yes, they do a credit check and background check. Not surprising as this is a Federal job. Also, no exposed tattoos nose rings, etc.. They don't want you looking like an over-paid NBA player..
Yes it is true
@@MrPolymers how about let's not be judgmental?
yes credit check and background check as if you're applying for a top secret security clearance it's highly unnecessary
this was helpful
Is the TSA still going through a hiring freeze?
I have the same question. I've been waiting since forever 😩
We do not have a definite answer on that, but just looking at normal traffic patterns for our TSA Screener questions, I would say yes, they are not hiring at the moment, or hiring at a very very limited pace compared to pre-COVID.
@@eatsmykitchen I just spoke to my contacts at TSA this week. Some of them are managers and supervisors and I just got the full run down.
@@eatsmykitchen don’t lose hope, I applied last February and am scheduled for an interview this Friday
@@theTSAguy My airport is in Madison WI. I don't know if they are still hiring.. I m still waiting for them to do the interview. Im half way there..
those are NOT questions they ask
that is not a good idea
really? what sort of question they ask? cause mines is in a few days and I've been researching everywhere
@@jfraticellifuldid you get the job?can you share me what kind of questions they asked?
@@mezbahtareq622 I can’t really say what was discussed cause they make u sign an NDA. But I didn’t get it cause it’s been months since the interview. Others on Reddit that got the job stated they were told not too long after. Srry that I can’t say more, hope this helps.