Questions and Answers about Texas Health and Human Services Commission

All depends on your supervisor. He or she can make your life easy or difficult.

Proud. I am one of many colleagues that rolls up those cuffs to help other Texans.

During my interview, I asked the interviewers how long is the hiring process and was told it takes 2-3 weeks. Add: 3 weeks training

I work 8 hours a day, with the exception of being on call every 6 weeks for interpreting.

You can earn 8 hours of sick leave per month and accumulate the hours,

The working hours are suitable

My interviewers were nice and friendly. I was given a sheet that has all the interview questions before the actual interview. I got to ask my interviewers about the position and other questions before my interview starts. The first half was oral interview which consists of intro myself, my job experiences, skills, scenarios, handle difficult clients. The 2nd part was writing, reading, analysis, and some math.

Work as a team listen to clients with Care and compassion. Be prompt and reliable. Work well under pressure Great customer service.

Work made you feel good but long hours burnt me out.

Better competitive salaries for hearings officers