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      Photographer Interview

      20 Aug 2012
      Anonymous employee
      Accepted offer

      Application

      I applied through an employee referral. The process took 3 months. I interviewed at FEMA

      Interview

      I applied to be a temporary Local Hire a day or two following a nearby federally declared disaster. 3 months later I finally began work. The greatest delay seemed to be in FEMA's internal communications, as my documents were forwarded 3 or 4 times before getting to the person who called me to schedule an interview, for which I was given one day's notice. The interview was relatively straightforward – they wanted to make sure I was competent at what I was applying to do, and also that I understood how being in a disaster relief situation might require flexibility and change the nature of the work.

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      Question 1

      I was asked how I planned to relate with sensitivity to disaster victims in a way that made them feel comfortable and listened to, such that they wouldn't feel put on the spot or exploited by my presence. I was also asked about my definition of journalistic integrity, but probably only because I brought it up.
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