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Question 12 of 30 for our Wildland Firefighter Mock Interview

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Question 12 of 30

How would you handle an irate citizen?

"I would handle an irate citizen by remaining calm and listening to what they had to say. If they were irate in the middle of an emergency, I would first insist that we get to a safe place and I would talk with them after. If I were unable to appease them, I would refer them to my supervisor."

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  • 12. How would you handle an irate citizen?

      How to Answer

      In your line of work, you may interact with individuals living in the areas that are affected by potential fire damage. Often, people are forced from their homes when a wildfire spreads out of control. It can be extremely emotional and devastating to watch your land go up in flames. Explain to the interviewer how you would help an angry or upset citizen in one of these challenging situations. You might need to focus on getting them to safety first and then provide emotional support once they are protected.

      Written by Elisabeth Walter on April 26th, 2021

      Answer Example

      "I would handle an irate citizen by remaining calm and listening to what they had to say. If they were irate in the middle of an emergency, I would first insist that we get to a safe place and I would talk with them after. If I were unable to appease them, I would refer them to my supervisor."

      Written by Elisabeth Walter on April 26th, 2021