From my perspective it was a very pleasant interview, I enjoyed it. Each candidate merits a different interview I suppose depending on their file. Rounds 1 and 2 were tougher, but with the SA there was no hypos or "gotcha" questions. The SA was definitely extremely attentive and listening to my every word - on questions as to why I want to be an ASA, my background, education, goals etc. She did ask the death penalty question, but I do not know why people make such a big deal out of it - I gave a frank and honest response. I caught a glimpse of my file, it had several documents in it, with what looked like evaluation forms which were heavily annotated.
Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Anonymous User wrote:Received an offer from Miami-Dade.
Can you share a bit about the final round interview? What to expect? Any specifics to watch out for? Was offer given at the end?
It was a straight forward interview, no tricks. She pulled out a letter from the file, signed it, and made an offer at the end of the interview.
Other NYC Miami interview poster, was your interview anything like this? Because mine wasn't even close to this poster's experience haha. Lots of headline questions (Thoughts on Ferguson/Staten Island; Relationship between Prosecutors and Law Enforcement and the like) was the extent of my experience. Speaking of, I'm still crickets on my end. Any word on your end?
Chirp, chirp. (Those are the crickets on my end as well.)
Mine wasn't even close to that experience at all either, nor was anyone else's who I know from past cycles who got hired. It seems like something really odd was going on with that person's application or that person is trolling. Either seems entirely possible.
I got lots of "why Miami?" questions, a question about my feelings on the death penalty, and one about stand your ground laws. (I did a terrible job of describing my complicated feelings about stand your ground.)