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George, is this guy giving you a commission on the sale of his little ebook? He sure is using a lot of space on your board hawking it. Catchy website address but maybe it would be more accurate to say passingthefbiexamseventhoughIdidn'tmyself.com
Posted by: passingthefbiexams Posted on: Jun 19th, 2004 at 7:53pm
Go to www.passingthefbiexams.com If you purchase the ebook it has 60 behavioral interview questions that you could possibly run into during the phase II interview. I signed a confidentiality agreement as well and while I can't say exactly what the questions are, I used those 60 questions, prepared answers and passed the interview and those 60 questions helped BIG time. Those questions aren't anything you couldn't learn by taking a behavioral interview course like I did and that's how I came up with those questions. However those courses are much more expensive than the book. Go to the site and read about it.
Good luck.
Posted by: Undercover Posted on: Jun 19th, 2004 at 1:17am
Great advice. We all signed a confidentiality agreement and I certainly would not reveal the questions. If you follow the advice of your applicant coordinator, you should do fine.
Good Luck!
Posted by: guest Posted on: Jan 18th, 2004 at 11:56pm
Revealing questions would be incredibly unethical (and potentially illegal) since everyone signed a confidentiality agreement. Since ethics/integrity are a large part of what the FBI wants in agents, I would be shocked if you get a response from anyone who got that far in the process. You may also want to re-evaluate wheter or not you are cut out for this job.
That being said, read the book they gave you. It lists traits they want to see. Come up with 2-3 scenarios for each and practice them in the SAR format (situations, action, response). Add as many detials as you can. Don't get nervous. That's about it.
Good luck
Posted by: Snowboard972 Posted on: Jan 18th, 2004 at 7:07pm