Becoming A Firefighter or Officer-----The Complete Guide to Your Badge!

Fire "Captain Bob"

"Getting the

job of your

dreams is

like winning

the lottery!"

"Nothing

counts 'til

you have

the badge. 

Nothing!"

Anything

less and

you're

still the

bridesmaid.

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Coaching:

When I do a one on one coaching session, we go over questions the
candidate has prepared for, and questions they haven't.  I don't have them
polish their responses, because we will most likely change them in the
session.  I just want them to have spent the time and effort to get the
direction they want to take with their responses.  Here are questions I
have candidates prepare before a coaching session:

1. Tell us a little about yourself?
2. Why do you want to be a firefighter?
3. What have you done to prepare for the job of firefighter?
4. Why do you want to work for this city, or agency/
5. What is customer service, and how does it affect us in the fire
service?
6. What is ethnic diversity, and how does it affect us in the fire
service?
7. A closing statement.

At some point in just about every interview they will ask you most of these
questions.  If you can have answers you are proud of think how much better
you'd do in your interview if you have them down pat?
Good Luck,

FIREFIGHTER ROB

NRTC@SONIC.NET
http://www.eatstress.com 

Rob is Captain Bob's Son.  He works for Contra Costa fire department. He does all the entry level coaching by phone nationwide.  You can contact him direct with your questions or set up a coaching appointment @ 707-869-1330.  or e-mail me @ nrtc@sonic.net

For more on entry level coaching click here:

http://www.eatstress.com/private%20coaching.htm

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