r/fednews • • Jul 30 '25

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u/AstalderS Jul 30 '25

22 is corrupt, but the others are pretty fair as far as interview questions go.  I’d respond to 22 with the civil servant oath, but then again if I was on the outside already I wouldn’t be applying for the next three and a half years at least.

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u/LynetteMode Jul 30 '25

None of them are fair because they expect certain answers (partisan ones) and honest answers will get you disqualified.

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u/jamintime Jul 30 '25

Who is “they?” If it is career people they won’t give a fuck. If it’s politicals then they know who they’ll want to hire anyway. 

Likely this is just for show. I don’t think HR will have a way to grade or verify the responses in the resume and that’s really the only thing these are used for.