Social Security Administration Project Manager interview questions

I applied and was later invited to an in-person interview, there was no pre-interview on the phone. This took about three months from submitting to sitting in front of them. It wasn't too hard to find the building, but the guards did not give the best directions, and I had to go through a body search before entering the building. The place is massive and impressive. The interviewer met me in the lobby, then this person and two of their colleagues asked me questions directly from the application's questionnaire. They also talked to me about their jobs quite a bit. THey finally had one more test for me to complete and send back to them - it was scenario based.

Took several months from application to hiring. Fairly onerous set of questions. Process seemed to be geared toward screening by Personel, who then forwarded only a few prospective candidates for interviews. Interview was informal for me, but other interviews of co-workers involved 2 or more interviewers who asked pointed questions. General approach is 'by the numbers', so one should pay careful attention to the initial questions on the job questionaire (several essay style answers, etc.).