Category: Federal Resume Writing
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7 HOT TIPS FOR GETTING PROMOTED IN THE GOVERNMENT
FACT: The average federal grade level is GS-12. The Office of Personnel Management’s (OPM) FY 2013 profile of full time, permanent federal civilian non-postal employees…
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How to Prepare a Federal Resume For a GS-14 Position
Several years ago, we helped Jim Morris succeed in being hired as a GS-12/13 Program Analyst (0343 series) in the Federal Government. Jim has now been in that same…
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Congratulations! You’ve Gotten Your Degree – Have You Considered A Federal Job?
The government is hiring New Grads and Interns! Many college students list the US government as one of their top targeted employers. Read about the…
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Do You Want To Work For The FBI?
Do You Want To Work For The FBI? Go to fbijobs.gov to find the jobs listings! (Not USAJOBS.GOV) The FBI is hiring! FBI has their…
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Difference Between Contractor IT Specialist Resume and Federal Resume
The Government is Hiring IT Specialists Requests for Information Technology Federal Resume Help has never been more popular. Yesterday alone, I received requests from…
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The Functional Resume is DEAD!
The functional resume was created back in the 1980s. It was a good format, creative, and featured the best skills offered by the applicant. The…
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Take the 2016 Federal Resume Quiz
Welcome to 2016! Maybe it’s time to start your federal job search, or maybe you have been job searching for awhile and need a…
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C-C-A-R for ECQs
By Diane Hudson, Co-Author, The New SES Application The C-C-A-R format stands for: CHALLENGE – CONTEXT – ACTIONS – RESULTS. The C-C-A-R format is required…
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How to Write an Information Technology Federal Resume
The job outlook for Information Technology (IT) professionals has never been better. Almost any jobs forecast you consult will show high growth in multiple IT-related…
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How to Write an Accounting, Budget, or Auditing Federal Resume
Insights and tips for ensuring your resume is on target! Job opportunities for financial professionals are abundant in the federal government. Why? Because financial professionals…