u/SandwichSquare6210

So I moved on to the interview portion for the position of Caseworker. I have a good understanding of what they'll ask during said interview but I have one question.

I was told the interview would be 45 minutes. While there is a time frame that is set up, how strict is it to be enforced. Do candidates usually fill up the 45 minutes or do they stop before then. Or is it the case where if you demonstrate good understanding of the scope and your answers are well thought out then you'll be fine?

For anyone who's been through the process, how was your interview ?

I applied for Ontario works caseworker position about a week ago. I moved on and completed a written assessment they provided. I need a certain % to pass however.
My question is, how do they mark the assessments? I feel like I did a decent job but I truly don't know, and I'm super nervous thinking about it.
Any caseworkers at OW want to share their experience in the process? Would appreciate it greatly

I swapped shifts with someone. They worked the Monday shift that I usually have, and I took their Tuesday shift. Here is the thing: tomorrow is Cinco de mayo, and I work at a Tex Mex Restaurant. How screwed am I on a scale from 1-10, and if I'm screwed, send your regards in advance