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Is each of the following statements true or false?
- There’s
no reason to network when looking for a Federal job. Everything
I need to know is available on websites and Federal hiring
is based on merit
so contacts are of no use.
- If I want a Federal job, I’d better
plan on moving to Washington, DC.
- The Federal Government offers
a lot of opportunities for high school and college students
to get paid and unpaid work experiences.
- Federal pay rates
for each job are the same all over the country and from agency
to agency.
- It is really important to read Federal job
vacancy announcements carefully because they provide information
about the application
process as well as
about the job being filled.
- I can use that resume I prepared for
private sector jobs to apply for similar Federal jobs.
- I’m graduating soon and don’t have work experience,
so its fruitless for me to apply for Federal jobs that require
writing about my knowledge, skills,
and experience.
- There is “one right way to apply for Federal
jobs.
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