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ILS Written Interview Questions
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I hereby certify that I have completed the written questions provided in this application solely on my own, without assistance from any external sources or individuals. I affirm that the responses reflect my own thoughts, ideas, and experiences. I understand that any misrepresentation or plagiarism may result in the rejection of my application.
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You are an ILS Life Coach and you have recently filled in for a teammate coaching their client during the coach’s vacation. While there, you saw some problems and made some critical changes that may benefit the client. Some of your fellow coaches agree with this action and some do not. One of them expresses criticism about this idea to your supervisor. Which of the following actions would best represent your next step? Select one.
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Talk to all the other coaches about what you should have done.
You go directly to the coach and explain to them and how the client has benefited from what you did.
You meet with your supervisor to discuss the situation and come up with a plan to resolve it.
You feel like you acted responsibly and will keep silent and do nothing.
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You’ve worked with your ILS client for a long time on his goal to get his driver’s license. Progress has been slow due to their struggle with reading and comprehension. Your client has become anxious about never reaching this goal and now wants to give up. Which of the following would best represent your next action? Select one,
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Discuss with the client how hard this has been for him, preparing him for the possibility that they may never get their driver’s license. Then we would set a new goal to work on.
Let him take the driving test and likely fail it. We would then use that experience as a study guide so he’ll know how to pass the test next time. Hopefully the disappointment will motivate him to work harder.
Discuss with him possible new study techniques that include videos, podcasts, and visual aides.
Be patient. I would do nothing and wait for the client make his next choice.
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You have been working with Compass for a year as an ILS Life Coach. You are interested in advancing in the company. Which of the following would best represent your next action? Select one.
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I will continue to work hard, hoping that my manager notices the excellent work I am doing and approaches me about a promotion.
I seek out more information about the pay offered for other positions.
I would go to the owners of the company to express my interest and highlight my leadership skills and loyalty.
I will go to my supervisor and express my interest in moving up and will partner with him or her to achieve my goal of being promoted.
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At Compass our team members help clients pursue their unique dreams. We believe that a person who works towards their dreams lives a more fulfilling life. Because you can only give away what you have, we encourage our staff to actively pursue their dreams, exemplifying the joy that comes from achieving our dreams. What 3 dreams do you have for yourself and hope to reach in the next 1 to 5 years? Why are these meaningful to you?
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