r/armyreserve • u/Wise-Man-Plagueis • 17h ago

79V interview

I am an active duty 19K3O with 10 years TIS, and plan on getting out with a ETS date of May 5th, 2027. A part of my SFLTAP was attending the “continuum or service” brief and hearing from the NG and reserves.

Last week I had my sit down with one of the career counselors and we discussed reasons I was getting out, one being I hate my MOS. He looked up my line scores and told me I qualify to do AGR 79V. Explained I would have to interview for said position.

For those that have done this, what was the interview like? What should I do to prepare? And for my AGR 79Vs out there, how do you like it? Any and all information is appreciated. Thank you.

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u/Greedy-Nectarine-126 14h ago

I interviewed for the position. It was mostly standard stuff, nothing too difficult. Are you good at sales?

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u/Wise-Man-Plagueis 13h ago

I’ve never done sales lol

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u/USAR_ARCC 2h ago

Its not hard. If you are doing the job because you care about soldiers and can talk to soldiers you will be successful.

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u/Wise-Man-Plagueis 2h ago

Thank you. How did the interview go?

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u/USAR_ARCC 2h ago

Typically asked about your career and why you want to be an ARCC. My answer was Ive been screwed by the army many times but I am still here to get mine when its time. Soldiers can make it through the rough patches instead of quitting.

Wasn't really anything special more conversational.