A complete resource for job seekers considering a career with the federal government lists thousands of entry-level and professional positions, featuring detailed profiles of each department or agency, job titles and descriptions, salaries, job requirements, and application procedures.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good general overview,
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This review is from: Federal Jobs: Ultimate Guide 3rd ed (Arco Federal Jobs) (Paperback)
It was very useful for me to see all the agencies listed with their web sites, numbers and typical background/degrees of new hires.This allowed me to narrow my focus. The main weakness for me was not enough info on KSA's, fed resumes and actual interviews. I would recomend this book, but also suggest you pick up another to complement it...
8 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
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Excellent resource for the US resident jobseakers,
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This review is from: Federal Jobs: Ultimate Guide 2nd ed (Federal Jobs: the Ultimate Guide) (Paperback)
I have read this book and it is excellent. Whatit is light on are recent policy changes, hot openings areas and good definitin of residency exeption, the onsite contractor opportunities and the educational/industrial partnership availablities. It is heartwarming to know even in this harsh erra of trial by fire downsizing in the federal arena, there are still 38000 great jobs in NSA, 5100 PTO positions and 52000 in the Defense Investigative Service. So many openings in high end administrative, tech savy,or secure positions with so few willing and able candidates obsessed with private industry.Too bad there entrance requirements for most mean you'd have to be a fresh college grad, PhD (at 57k and secure US resident) or not have a single mark on your police or financial record. Kinda tight requirements in national security regions these days.
5 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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CORRECTION,
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This review is from: Federal Jobs: Ultimate Guide 2nd ed (Federal Jobs: the Ultimate Guide) (Paperback)
MAKE A NOTE OF THIS, EVERYONE! This book has incorrectly listed the job hotline for the Environmental Protection Agency. They listed the number as #202.260.5055, but the correct listing is #202.418.4320. PLEASE pass the word. Thanks!
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student hiring programs, lists current job openings, specific vacancy announcements, federal resume, federal job openings, federal lobs, summer employment program, special hiring programs, federal job search, federal job listings, student employment program, corporate resume, agency profiles, excepted service, staffing specialists, regional locations, summer intern program, current vacancies, hires approximately, vacancy listings, hiring officials, federal jobs, federal application, announcement number, summer internship program Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Alternative Employment Programs, Typical Background of New Hires, Nature of Work, New York, San Francisco, The Ultimate Guide, United States, Kansas City, Application Procedures Direct, Coast Guard, Los Angeles, Air Force, Peace Corps, New Orleans, National Park Service, Descriptions Attorney, San Diego, Mechanical Engineer, Department of Defense, Independence Ave, Oklahoma City, Career Search Index, Program Analyst, Puerto Rico, Secret Service New!
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