NukeWorker Forum
Career Path => Security, FFD => Topic started by: nukeengr31 on May 15, 2019, 06:01
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I'm a senior nuclear engineering major and just signed an offer letter for an internship over the summer at a nuclear power plant. However, I took the psych test and have to meet with the Psychologist in person for an one-on-one interview. It might be due to the discrepancies in my answers. Should I be worried?
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No not at all. It’s quite common to meet with a psych now.
Operators have to meet with a psych.
My last one in 2016 I had to meet with a psych. Entergy requires it.
His only question was that I answered someone is angry with me with a yes.
He asked why? I said first are you married?
That ended it
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If you'll be working with ops, I think it's required, probably a couple of other departments as well. We've had three operators from my crew with psych interviews over the last few weeks, although our interviews are via Skype.
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That's funny you mention Entergy. The offer is for Riverbend Power Station in Baton Rouge. I don't know where I'll be working but that all makes sense.
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In Entergy Reactor Engineering is part of Ops
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My psyche interview with TVA was in person.
At Entergy via skype
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It probably just depends on where the psychiatrist is compared to the plant and how many plants the company has.
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My psyche interview with TVA was in person...
now I have proof you're crazy,...
you have psyche interviews with yourself,... :P ;) :) 8)
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Lol I meant I saw the doctor in person.
Entergy was via skype.
I think combined they were 10 minutes.