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Garda Reserve - Interview/Report-Writing (see Moderator note: POST#1)

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭shakin


    karlokarl wrote: »
    Oh, by the way, Shakin, I didn't do any prep courses cause there's nothing really to prepare for. It's all about your community and life so you can't exactly do a course for that! The report writing went fine I felt - plenty of time. Have you applied for the Reserves?

    not yet have for the fulltime, must fill up the reserves soon


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,213 ✭✭✭shakin


    CO19 wrote: »
    Sorry to hear that Karl :( you probably got two gits for interviewers,mine just stuck to the 3 things that the notes for candidates says i.e community involvement-team work and differences you've made in your community that's it, so I wouldn't be really blamin yourself for not gettin through as I said you may have just been unfortunate with the two you got for the interview.


    community involvement-local gaa and soccer?
    team work-local gaa and soccer+ actual work environment?
    differences youve made????

    help!

    whats the general answer for these anyone know?:)


  • Registered Users Posts: 690 ✭✭✭CO19


    shakin wrote: »
    community involvement-local gaa and soccer?
    team work-local gaa and soccer+ actual work environment?
    differences youve made????

    help!

    whats the general answer for these anyone know?:)

    For community involvement say your in your neighbourhood watch scheme,you help out at your local community center etc anythin like that.
    Team work again you can take from anywhere, working together as a team in a sport,in charity work,from college,school,work etc.
    Then you can say for differences you've made in your community somethin like how you look out for the elderly in your area makin sure they're safe and help them out if they need it etc etc,stuff like that.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 109 ✭✭karlokarl


    CO19 wrote: »
    Sorry to hear that Karl :( you probably got two gits for interviewers,mine just stuck to the 3 things that the notes for candidates says i.e community involvement-team work and differences you've made in your community that's it, so I wouldn't be really blamin yourself for not gettin through as I said you may have just been unfortunate with the two you got for the interview.



    Yeah I had prepared a good bit of stuff on the three main points and it was all legitimate stuff i.e. playing music for fundraising events...but they spent a good part of the interview on conflict/resolve in the part time bar job I have. The super asked me a good deal on this and just when I thought it was over the PAS lady started going on bout it! Wasn't really prepared for that plus I don't really have any probems at work so I didn't have any good examples.
    So for anyone going for it I'd say look at conflict/resolve and have a few answers ready even though this isn't one of the three points mentioned in the interview material. I have a good feeling that's what failed me!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,127 ✭✭✭✭kerry4sam


    karlokarl wrote: »
    Yeah I had prepared a good bit of stuff on the three main points and it was all legitimate stuff i.e. playing music for fundraising events...but they spent a good part of the interview on conflict/resolve in the part time bar job I have. The super asked me a good deal on this and just when I thought it was over the PAS lady started going on bout it! Wasn't really prepared for that plus I don't really have any probems at work so I didn't have any good examples.
    So for anyone going for it I'd say look at conflict/resolve and have a few answers ready even though this isn't one of the three points mentioned in the interview material. I have a good feeling that's what failed me!

    Hey can you apply for feedback like you can with An G.S.?

    I failed on Stage2 in the G.S. and when my feedback arrived i was surprised at the area i went down in ... The section i thought i done well i actually failed by 2points and what i thought was my weakest was actually my second strongest


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 109 ✭✭karlokarl


    Hey kerry4sam, yep you can apply for feedback. All you have to do is ring up the Garda Reaerve Unit in the PAS.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 160 ✭✭ciaran2008


    I have to say the recruitment process has been quick for me to date. I applied and then got a phone call within minutes on my mobile and they offered me a date the next day for interview in Dublin but I couldn't make it that day. I have done my interview and report writing exercise now and I heard back that I passed both within days. Got my GR2 3 days after interview (before I even heard I had passed) and will send it back now soon.

    The interview went well as the sup. and person from the PAS are very friendly. .

    good luck to anyone else still awaiting etc


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,127 ✭✭✭✭kerry4sam


    ciaran2008 wrote: »
    I have to say the recruitment process has been quick for me to date. I applied and then got a phone call within minutes on my mobile and they offered me a date the next day for interview in Dublin but I couldn't make it that day. I have done my interview and report writing exercise now and I heard back that I passed both within days. Got my GR2 3 days after interview (before I even heard I had passed) and will send it back now soon.

    The interview went well as the sup. and person from the PAS are very friendly. .

    good luck to anyone else still awaiting etc

    wow fair play ... well done ciaran ... sincerely hope it works out for you in the reserves :)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,127 ✭✭✭✭kerry4sam


    I received a letter in the post to fill out the Interview Application Form ... yey! at last like :D .

    They are holding interviews in Cork during August and also in Killarney in early October.

    I was beginning to wonder about the process but i will go for it anyways considering i will be re-applying for An Garda Siochana at the next recruitment drive (probably in October). Hopefully my interview for An G.S. will stand to me


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 48 kilkcat


    kerry4sam wrote: »
    I received a letter in the post to fill out the Interview Application Form ... yey! at last like :D .

    They are holding interviews in Cork during August and also in Killarney in early October.

    I was beginning to wonder about the process but i will go for it anyways considering i will be re-applying for An Garda Siochana at the next recruitment drive (probably in October). Hopefully my interview for An G.S. will stand to me
    hi kerry 4 sam,read these boards all the time,but i dont reply much.def keep goin.my son in phase 2 very informative,like learning the real thing.i't'l stand to you,give you an idea if you'll like it or not.intense but good.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 1,531 ✭✭✭Fyr.Fytr


    Friend of mine has his interview next week after 7 month wait


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,531 ✭✭✭Fyr.Fytr


    Got email with interview form today, day just gets better, first get my no 1 on the cao now tihs. I emailed thme as i plan to spen a portion of the year rougly 4 months from now and was equiring when my interview might be, they got back to me within minutes


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 325 ✭✭stiofanD


    Fyr.Fytr wrote: »
    Got email with interview form today, day just gets better, first get my no 1 on the cao now tihs. I emailed thme as i plan to spen a portion of the year rougly 4 months from now and was equiring when my interview might be, they got back to me within minutes

    I think you applied about the same time as me (early July), didn't you? I haven't gotten any email from them, but I did get a letter that simply 'acknowledged my registration of interest' ??? I was hoping for more than that. Maybe I'll call them and see how I can move the process along. Are you in Dublin Fyr.Fytr ?


  • Registered Users Posts: 1,531 ✭✭✭Fyr.Fytr


    I just emailed asking for a rough idea when my interview would be, got th for emailed back to me in minutes


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 41 padlad88


    Hi all I applied to the reserves and have mi interview next week...its all happinging really quick...is there a shortage for reserves?i hope to become a full time member some day does anyone have any advice as to whether I should join reserves and if you become a reserve is it easier to get in to full time or is it harder?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,078 ✭✭✭tabatha


    when did you apply?
    padlad88 wrote: »
    Hi all I applied to the reserves and have mi interview next week...its all happinging really quick...is there a shortage for reserves?i hope to become a full time member some day does anyone have any advice as to whether I should join reserves and if you become a reserve is it easier to get in to full time or is it harder?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 41 padlad88


    I applied for the reserves mid august and got my letter last friday to ask If i still wanted to go ahead so i sent off my interview application form and was called back yday to say i have interview next week!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,078 ✭✭✭tabatha


    padlad88 wrote: »
    I applied for the reserves mid august and got my letter last friday to ask If i still wanted to go ahead so i sent off my interview application form and was called back yday to say i have interview next week!

    best of luck with your interview, how it goes well x


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 325 ✭✭stiofanD


    padlad88 wrote: »
    I applied for the reserves mid august and got my letter last friday to ask If i still wanted to go ahead so i sent off my interview application form and was called back yday to say i have interview next week!

    I went for the interview and the written test yesterday. I think it went well, although I ran out of time towards the end of the written test - I think I spent too long reading the scenario. Just be sure you have an answer for each of the points listed in the interview preparation material, and you'll be fine.

    Can't wait to find out if I've passed and move on to the next stage!


  • Registered Users Posts: 319 ✭✭lehanemore


    stiofanD wrote: »
    I went for the interview and the written test yesterday. I think it went well, although I ran out of time towards the end of the written test - I think I spent too long reading the scenario. Just be sure you have an answer for each of the points listed in the interview preparation material, and you'll be fine.

    Can't wait to find out if I've passed and move on to the next stage!

    Best of luck with the process Stiofan, GR2 comes next, dob's for all your family members, can be a pain if you're from a big family with relations overseas.

    One tip for anyone doing the written assessment: bring your own pen/biro, one you know will work. They handed us out a new box of pens that were probably stored upside-down, major time was lost getting the feckin things to ink up, time we could have done with at the end.


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 231 ✭✭PeterLT


    Thanks for that. Just I have been invited to my first interview next week and it seems to become a reserve garda is a quite long process... Well it will be clear next week. Anyway thanks for that again


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,960 ✭✭✭billyhead


    Folks,

    I have the preliminary interview scheduled within the next 2 weeks. Could anybody advise me as to what sort of questions they ask and what the written test is like? Cheers


  • Registered Users Posts: 178 ✭✭freddiew


    billyhead wrote: »
    Folks,

    I have the preliminary interview scheduled within the next 2 weeks. Could anybody advise me as to what sort of questions they ask and what the written test is like? Cheers

    One of the questions they will ask you is, why do you want to join the Garda Reserve. The written test is simple enough, they will ask you to look at a Video or a comic Scene of an Accident or say House Fire and then ask you to write a Report on it.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 41 padlad88


    For the report writing exercise you are given a handbook with a scenario...its in picture format and its in order..in the pics there could be someone saying something about the incident or for a car crash could be a pic of the car and its reg,colour,etc...you have to write a report on what you see on what you believe to be relevant and anything that is irrelevant you dont put it in because you will lose points...think its 40min long but when i done it i was non stop writing!interview is pretty much what your gona expect...dont think i was asked anything out of the ordinary! best of luck with it


  • Registered Users Posts: 319 ✭✭lehanemore


    billyhead wrote: »
    Folks,

    I have the preliminary interview scheduled within the next 2 weeks. Could anybody advise me as to what sort of questions they ask and what the written test is like? Cheers

    have a read over everything you've gotten from them so far, there are notes for candidates with certain points you will be questioned on like..

    making a difference
    community involvement
    teamwork
    dealing with a crisis

    can't remember exactly but it's that kind of thing


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 9,960 ✭✭✭billyhead


    Folks,

    I presume the interview is very formal and you would not get away with wearing a shirt, trousers and jumper to it i.e will I need to wear a suit?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 325 ✭✭stiofanD


    I wore a shirt and tie to my interview, but there were others there dressed less formally. Of course, I don't know if they were accepted or not ;)

    I'd recommend you treat it like any other interview and dress accordingly.


  • Posts: 0 [Deleted User]


    I applied there a few weeks back, closing date was the 14th(?) of Jan' and interviews were meant to be held ''at the end of January'' haven't recieved any clarification on my interview, starting to think now that there over and the letter never came(haven't seen anything to say they have or haven't been on), im located in Galway!

    Anyone else apply from here and get word?!

    Trying to use this as a stepping stone to getting into the force proper!!


  • Registered Users Posts: 41 lanno25


    sorry for the stupid qustion but i have my interview on wednesday and am wondering do i wear shirt and tie or something more casual?


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 121 ✭✭D22


    lanno25 wrote: »
    sorry for the stupid qustion but i have my interview on wednesday and am wondering do i wear shirt and tie or something more casual?

    Definitely wear a suit. Dress like you are interviewing for the last job you will ever have.I use this approach for any interview/meeting in my present job and also when I was interviewing for AGS. Always does the trick ;)


  • Registered Users Posts: 41 lanno25


    sorry for the stupid qustion but i have my interview on wednesday and am wondering do i wear shirt and tie or something more casual?


  • Registered Users Posts: 41 lanno25


    was thinking that,thanks


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,093 ✭✭✭ZoneAlarm


    lanno25 wrote: »
    sorry for the stupid qustion but i have my interview on wednesday and am wondering do i wear shirt and tie or something more casual?

    I myself just went casual nothing fancy really but its up to the individual themselves how they feel really


  • Registered Users Posts: 690 ✭✭✭CO19


    lanno25 wrote: »
    sorry for the stupid qustion but i have my interview on wednesday and am wondering do i wear shirt and tie or something more casual?

    I wore a shirt,tie trousers and shoes but you don't necessarily have to wear that you can make it smart casual (just don't go in jeans, runners and a t-shirt :p:D ) .
    I'd go in in a shirt and tie etc think it just gives a better impression that way but this is just my opinion on it :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 24 on standby


    WELL THATS THAT...IM OUT.
    Two and a half years of waiting for nothing, but a Dear John..
    Yes, I am really disapointed but I knew it was always a possibility in the back of my mind due to a family member i suspect but will never know for sure.
    I fully respect the decision from the top as it is in everybodys interests I guess. But a big blow to me as an individual especially the idea of not being able to work for free.! will bounce around in my head for a while but i will get over it. To all those who made it and all those applying i wish you the best of luck for the future.
    A SLIP OF THE PEN IS NO FAULT OF THE MIND
    Signing off On Standby..............


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  • Registered Users Posts: 319 ✭✭lehanemore


    on standby wrote: »
    WELL THATS THAT...IM OUT.
    Two and a half years of waiting for nothing, but a Dear John..
    Yes, I am really disapointed but I knew it was always a possibility in the back of my mind due to a family member i suspect but will never know for sure.
    I fully respect the decision from the top as it is in everybodys interests I guess. But a big blow to me as an individual especially the idea of not being able to work for free.! will bounce around in my head for a while but i will get over it. To all those who made it and all those applying i wish you the best of luck for the future.
    A SLIP OF THE PEN IS NO FAULT OF THE MIND
    Signing off On Standby..............

    bad luck.

    is it possible to find out for sure why they turned you down, rectify it and apply again?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 87 ✭✭innercitydub1


    Sorry to hear about that you should make a appeal

    You should look abroad if im turned away i shall be moving to New zealand or Canada after college

    there recruiting at the moment so you should check it out


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,093 ✭✭✭ZoneAlarm


    on standby wrote: »
    WELL THATS THAT...IM OUT.
    Two and a half years of waiting for nothing, but a Dear John..
    Yes, I am really disapointed but I knew it was always a possibility in the back of my mind due to a family member i suspect but will never know for sure.
    I fully respect the decision from the top as it is in everybodys interests I guess. But a big blow to me as an individual especially the idea of not being able to work for free.! will bounce around in my head for a while but i will get over it. To all those who made it and all those applying i wish you the best of luck for the future.
    A SLIP OF THE PEN IS NO FAULT OF THE MIND
    Signing off On Standby..............

    Sorry to hear that mate im sure you are not the only 1 just others have not come on and told people but i myself and others could be in the same boat :( and until we are called we have to presume we are in with a chance

    Best of luck with what ever you decide to do now ;)


  • Registered Users Posts: 41 lanno25


    hi lads i have my interview and test tomorrow and just wonering dose anyone have any tips?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 30 The almighty me


    on standby wrote: »
    WELL THATS THAT...IM OUT.
    Two and a half years of waiting for nothing, but a Dear John..
    Yes, I am really disapointed but I knew it was always a possibility in the back of my mind due to a family member i suspect but will never know for sure.
    I fully respect the decision from the top as it is in everybodys interests I guess. But a big blow to me as an individual especially the idea of not being able to work for free.! will bounce around in my head for a while but i will get over it. To all those who made it and all those applying i wish you the best of luck for the future.
    A SLIP OF THE PEN IS NO FAULT OF THE MIND
    Signing off On Standby..............

    Hi, sorry to hear that you were not accepted, although I would push for an answer, seen your posts and you have been patient, hope you find something suitable for you to do, best of luck.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 883 ✭✭✭Scouser


    I have applied for the garda reserve but have yet to choose my interview date.

    is there any current members on here who could provide me with some advice as im rather anxious to be as prepared as possible for the interview, report writing assessment and medical etc

    Im currently a volunteer with the RDF but I do not find this as fulfilling as a Garda would. Being a Garda has been my dream!(soppy? oh well!)

    perhaps PM those who wish to help me out as I dnt want to harass the disinterested! and i can provide you with my info bout myself and ask more questions bout the job

    Cheers all!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,093 ✭✭✭ZoneAlarm


    Scouser wrote: »
    I have applied for the garda reserve but have yet to choose my interview date.

    is there any current members on here who could provide me with some advice as im rather anxious to be as prepared as possible for the interview, report writing assessment and medical etc

    Im currently a volunteer with the RDF but I do not find this as fulfilling as a Garda would. Being a Garda has been my dream!(soppy? oh well!)

    perhaps PM those who wish to help me out as I dnt want to harass the disinterested! and i can provide you with my info bout myself and ask more questions bout the job

    Cheers all!

    I would advise reading back over this thread everything has nearly been covered and you will prob get a better incite into the mechanics of it


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 76 ✭✭Mun23


    Hi Guys,

    Have my interview in 2 weeks time for the reserves! Would appreciate any info that would help me or any questions that may have threw people off in the past? Have went over all the "common" questions but just wondering if anyone got asked anything out of the ordinary...
    All help appreciated,

    Thanks...:)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 50 ✭✭KIERAN61


    Mun23 wrote: »
    Hi Guys,

    Have my interview in 2 weeks time for the reserves! Would appreciate any info that would help me or any questions that may have threw people off in the past? Have went over all the "common" questions but just wondering if anyone got asked anything out of the ordinary...
    All help appreciated,

    Thanks...:)

    From memory questions will centre around your involvment in the community and conflict resolution type questions


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,121 ✭✭✭✭Jimmy Bottlehead


    Hey all.

    Have my first interview in about two weeks. I've read over this entire thread (took a while! :P) and it has helped a lot. Just want to make sure I'm totally clear on a few things though!

    1) The area of question will be community involvement and conflict resolution. I've done a martial art and drama for about four years, as well as being in the RDF for about three years. Would this be sufficient for the community work?

    2) With regards the conflict resolution questioning, can anyone expand on that a little? I'm afraid that there's a 'wrong' answer and that I'll give it!

    3) I'm shortsighted, and will need laser surgery to correct this. If I get as far as the medical stage, can I then postpone the medical to get the surgery done? As I'm only getting it to join the force.

    4) Should I make it clear that I'm looking at the full time force as a future career? I've a degree already, but don't wish to pursue that field - I want to be a Garda instead.

    Any help and advice would be excellent. Thanks to all for contributing to this thread, helps us newbies an awful lot! :)


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 47 sf94


    Hey all.

    Have my first interview in about two weeks. I've read over this entire thread (took a while! :P) and it has helped a lot. Just want to make sure I'm totally clear on a few things though!

    1) The area of question will be community involvement and conflict resolution. I've done a martial art and drama for about four years, as well as being in the RDF for about three years. Would this be sufficient for the community work?

    2) With regards the conflict resolution questioning, can anyone expand on that a little? I'm afraid that there's a 'wrong' answer and that I'll give it!

    3) I'm shortsighted, and will need laser surgery to correct this. If I get as far as the medical stage, can I then postpone the medical to get the surgery done? As I'm only getting it to join the force.

    4) Should I make it clear that I'm looking at the full time force as a future career? I've a degree already, but don't wish to pursue that field - I want to be a Garda instead.

    Any help and advice would be excellent. Thanks to all for contributing to this thread, helps us newbies an awful lot! :)

    Hi Jimmy,

    As someone who had an interview recently I think the best piece of advice I can give is to prepare the things outlined in the preparation material. The interview went exactly as outlined (i.e. i was asked questions about the 3 themes Community Involvement, Working as Part of a Team and Solving a Difficult problem)....the lady from PAS asked questions about teamwork in my job and why I felt it was important etc...

    Then it passed over to the Super who asked about community involement (dont know much about the RDF but I would think that this would be looked on favourably as involvement in the community). Then he asked about solving a difficult problem and I gave him an example from work...he then asked about solving one in a social setting (so as it mentions in the prep material have a few prepared, maybe you can bring in problems you have faced in the martial arts or drama here and how you resolved them??).

    After that the Super asked about my reasons for wanting to join and what areas I would enjoy/dislike the most. The time really flies by and I felt I didn't get to say all I had prepared. With regards getitng across that you want to join full time I'm sure that would be a good thing to say (it never came up in mine though)

    Dont know about the medical sorry!!

    Hope this helps,
    sf


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,121 ✭✭✭✭Jimmy Bottlehead


    sf94 wrote: »
    Hi Jimmy,

    As someone who had an interview recently I think the best piece of advice I can give is to prepare the things outlined in the preparation material. The interview went exactly as outlined (i.e. i was asked questions about the 3 themes Community Involvement, Working as Part of a Team and Solving a Difficult problem)....the lady from PAS asked questions about teamwork in my job and why I felt it was important etc...



    Was I supposed to receive preparation material? I only got the letter, and the material outlining the written exercise.


    sf94 wrote: »
    Then it passed over to the Super who asked about community involement (dont know much about the RDF but I would think that this would be looked on favourably as involvement in the community). Then he asked about solving a difficult problem and I gave him an example from work...he then asked about solving one in a social setting (so as it mentions in the prep material have a few prepared, maybe you can bring in problems you have faced in the martial arts or drama here and how you resolved them??).



    I presume the problem would be one between people (i.e. a disagreement between colleagues), and not an actual problem with the job (copier breaking constantly!). I almost feel stupid asking that question! :o
    But I just want to clarify it.


    Same as with the social setting question - would a problem between two sports guys count?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 47 sf94


    Was I supposed to receive preparation material? I only got the letter, and the material outlining the written exercise.

    Sorry maybe "preparation material" was a bit misleading.....it's just the 2 pages that you get with the letter. The first page and half talks about the interview and then the rest is about the written test

    I presume the problem would be one between people (i.e. a disagreement between colleagues), and not an actual problem with the job (copier breaking constantly!). I almost feel stupid asking that question! :o
    But I just want to clarify it.

    Actually I used a technical problem that I was having in work....I think that they just want to see your thought process as to how you go about solving problems so it doesn't really matter what the problem is.
    Same as with the social setting question - would a problem between two sports guys count?

    Like I said I dont think its necessarily the problem that matters its your thought processes they are interested in


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,121 ✭✭✭✭Jimmy Bottlehead


    sf94 wrote: »
    Sorry maybe "preparation material" was a bit misleading.....it's just the 2 pages that you get with the letter. The first page and half talks about the interview and then the rest is about the written test

    I only got the cover letter with the time and date of the interview, and a 6 page handout on the written part... :confused:


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 47 sf94


    I only got the cover letter with the time and date of the interview, and a 6 page handout on the written part... :confused:

    To be honest I cant actually remember where I got that 2 page'r......a lot of it is just general interview tips the main things to remember are the 3 areas they will concentrate on.....Community Involvement, Working as part of a team and Sloving difficult problems aswell as why you want to join the Reserves


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