One the one hand, the Army will always 'assign' you somewhere. That represents a direction of least resistance approach, and not always the best option. On the other hand, the Army is also filled with organizations and programs to which you will never be 'assigned', but who accept application packets which are reviewed at certain published times by a group of individuals from within that program, known then as a 'board'. The board will then review the packets. Many times acceptance decisions are made without an actual interview taking place. If the board decides to conduct interviews, then the interview will usually occur via teleconference with the entire board present. In-person interviews also occur, but are less common due to the applicants remote locations. The interview will last ten to thirty minutes and cover the usual questions about your past positions, some 'tell us about a time when...", and "how would react to..." questions, as are common in any job interview.

Quick sit down followed by my commander telling me I would be taking command of a company. I agreed and took over the company. There is really not much left to say so I will continue writing so I can achieve the 30 word minimum.