The Senior Executive Service (SES) is the highest civilian service in the government. Membership in the SES) demands leadership, professional…
Back in the days of “snail mail,” the use of a cover letter was standard. Applicants mailed their resumes and…
Most of us remember the rule drilled into us at school that no resume should be more than 2 pages—and…
The days of noting: “References Available Upon Request” on your resume are over (and have been, for quite some time)….
Mistake 1: You’re not on LinkedIn. If you’re not, you need to be—even if you’re working for the government! While…
Our third and final article about veterans’ preference is about “points” and how they work in federal hiring. As discussed…
This is the second part of our three-part article on veterans’ preference. In this article, we will discuss the various…
If you are a transitioning military member, it is important to understand your veterans’ preference eligibility and options. Some former…
Looking to Transition from Your Military Career? It’s certainly doable, but it does take a strategic approach. Follow these tips…
Are you making mistakes in your job search? Chances are, you’re making at least one or two — if not…
According to the Partnership for Public Service, only 7 percent of federal workers are millennials, compared to 23 percent of…
One constant theme I hear from resume clients is that they know that they are well qualified for a job…
In July 2016, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) and the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) jointly issued the…
Most of us have seen the YouTube videos or read about people who have quit their jobs in a very…
Development is about more than just training. Most agencies offer both formal and informal development opportunities. The formal type of…
