How to Answer: How do you check if a work placement was a success?
Advice and answer examples written specifically for a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor job interview.
13. How do you check if a work placement was a success?
How to Answer
As a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor, your constant communication and interaction with both clients and employers will set you apart from the rest. Tell the interviewer how you follow up, how often and how you track your results.
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1st Answer Example
"I keep files on each of my clients tracking them from initial intake to months after successful placement."
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2nd Answer Example
"Not only do I check in with the employer but I like to check in with the client. Assuring that the client is happy and feels they are contributing to the company tells me that we found a good match."
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Anonymous Answer
"So far, I call or text the client to ask. I will also contact the supervisory/management team as acceptable by the client & COS
And site visits, some surprise if the employer permits."
And site visits, some surprise if the employer permits."
Stephanie's Feedback
It sounds like you've worked out a great system to check on work placement sites. You may wish to include a closing sentence, such as, "It's important for me to learn as much as I can about how the placement is going for the client and the employer alike."