Exactly What HAPPENS When You Apply to a Government Job
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Have you applied on USAJobs for a federal government job? A lot of time people are left wondering when will they hear back and what type of emails could be coming in the future. In this video, I discuss some of the main emails you should recieve as you are moving through the federal hiring process. Have you started applying to a federal government job yet? Let me know down below.
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I made it through the whole process. It took 6 months from application to final offer. My EOD is March 11th…
Congrats on the new job!
@@armandcuret1 thank you, I’m so excited to get to work!
Congrats to you! Yeah the process started last September for me. EOD is Feb 26 for me :)
@@azn280284 congratulations to you as well, where are you starting? I’ll be at the BEP in Fort Worth 💸
hit my 1 year in 2 months. time to get applying!
I applied for a job on January 9th and didn't hear a word from the HR department. Then I received an email extending me a job offer on June 10th. It was so weird not even talking to anyone about the job. I ultimately turned the offer down because the family situation has changed. It was also a big pay cut. There will be other opportunities so I am not worried.
I’ve been referred to the hiring manager in two occasions, so we’ll see.😅
2:00 HR here. I think at first many new applicants do the happy dance when they see “referred” reading into “referred to the hiring manager.” “Referred” has a different meaning in the government than the private sector. I’ve also done recruiting/staffing in the private sector. In the private sector “referred” means your names goes to hiring manager like hey you should hire Bob. In the government all it means is HR reviewed your resume, you meet the MINIMUM qualifications & put in a list with the other 100 or 1,000 other people who met the the minimum qualifications AKA anyone else who didn’t get a screen out email.
What happens ? You apply and never hear anything back.
😢 you cry 😢
💀
😂😂
They don’t want you, move on… lol
Getting to the 50 - 60 % mark on referrals but no interviews....
Armand, could you do a post about local city/county jobs? I just landed my first government job with the county and I start on the 21st. I’m looking towards my future years and promotion potential to gain more salary throughout my tenure thank you
Do all jobs check references cause I haven’t had to attach any for the jobs I applied for…wonder if they ask later?
Yes, they should. It usually happens after the interview, if they are considering selecting you. Sometimes it can happen before the interview, which DoD has been doing.
I would also suggest adding references on your resume.
I am a physician and applied for a job - usajobs redirected me to the Coast Guard. I never received a confirmation email, but when I check the status on the Coast Guard website, it says application received. Should I follow up on this? And if so, and advice as to how? Thank you!
70 apps, abt 15 referrals.
should be some more that close at the end of the month. we will see what happens. More referrals i hope.
What happens when you interview and they check your references but you haven't heard anything in over 2-3 weeks?
I would reply to the person who setup the interview and ask for a status update. I would repeat every two weeks until you have an answer.
@@armandcuret1 HI, thank you. I did that yesterday so hopefully I get some good news
I applied for a job on USAJobs that does not close out until September of this year. Is it possible to hear something back before the close out date?
It's possible if it was a roster or public notice type announcement. Those job announcements will select candidates throughout the year or a specific period of time.
I would double check the job announcement, because sometimes it will tell you if they are planning on using it to hire multiple people throughout a time period.
@@armandcuret1 Thank you!! I will check for that.
A lot of the positions I applied to are being canceled due to budget 😩
This has been happening more often. Hopefully, next month they will come to an agreement on the budget.
I’ve been there. Literally selected then it cancelled due to budget. Just keep applying it’s part of the game, don’t get discouraged!
I saw a job post that had a two day application window. Why so short?
Some job announcements open and close the same day.
You will never know the exact reason but it's usually because HR is overwhelmed, they need someone quickly or it could be for an internal hire.
@@armandcuret1 that makes sense. Thank you.
@@armandcuret1usually they are picking in house hire, which is against policy. They are also trying to beat veterans preference which can trump everyone
Does working for the TSA count as a government job? Would this increase my chance of getting hired in another government agency in the future?
Yes, it does. The TSA has an interagency agreement, which allows most permanent TSA employees to apply and be considered for vacancies in Competitive Service agencies.