Me postulé a través de una facultad o universidad. El proceso tomó 1 día. Acudí a una entrevista en CIA
Entrevista
Purely behavioral with no technical questions, they just asked stuff about challenges I had faced, how I usually worked with other people.
Notable is that after interviewing you, they need security clearance on you, which would take a long time to complete, which meant you would technically be interviewing for the following summer, because you would not have the clearance in time. I opted not to subject myself to the security clearance
Me postulé en línea. Acudí a una entrevista en CIA
Entrevista
Consisted of some behavioral tests as a screener. If selected, you do a series of situational tests & security clearance related things. Recruiters were very nice and personable. They make every opportunity to dispel rumors & meet possible superiors/co-workers.
Me postulé a través de una facultad o universidad. Acudí a una entrevista en CIA (Washington, DC)
Entrevista
After submitting the (lengthy) application form, you are emailed a timed IQ and personality test from HR. After a few weeks, I received an invitation to go interview on-site. No technical questions, just culture/fit questions -- one of the interviewers specifically stated that they "know" your qualifications before you walk through the door, and are only interested in seeing how you fit and operate in a team-based environment. Before the interview they give you a presentation about the CIA and its mission.
Preguntas de entrevista [1]
Pregunta 1
List one time you had a disagreement within a team. How did you resolve it?
I applied online and after a few months was invited to a recruitment event in a close by city, where they held interviews for all types of postions. It was the early morning and they gave a 2 hour talk between multiple people about the process after the interview, should we get an offer. The interview itself was actually fairly easy and simple. It was entirely behaviorial, so nothing too hard to answer. If you actually have some experience in what you're applying for and have some amount of social skills you should be fine.
