Sample Structured Interview Questions
Feb 18, 2001 · Sample Structured Interview Questions Based upon CSSS competency areas. Instructions: This document contains example structured interview questions for agencies supporting persons with disabilities. The questions are based on the Community Support Skills Standards (available
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