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💢 HELPFUL HINTS: 💢 To Writing your Federal Government Resume (1) your resume can be more than 2 pages, but no more than 4. (2) your resume should be tweaked for EVERY position (3) do not go back more than 10 years; if you need to add that relevant experience create a header "other work experience" Want to learn more, join my informational session on January 16th. More information to come.
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Consultant with vast experience in Project Management, Human Resources, and Operations & Logistics. Retired USAF E-9 with current TS/SCI.
The #federal or #civilservice job world has a hiring landscape that's a little more treacherous than civilian jobs...the resume alone is a BEAST if you're not versed in the federal resume space. Take a look below and get some great tips on how to make that federal resume really shout out loud!
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TBT: This week's throwback video is a deep dive into federal resume writing with the incomparable Lex Levin. Lex's long career in federal service combined with his resume expertise makes him a voice worth listening to, especially if you aspire to GS or SES roles. Check out the video here: https://lnkd.in/ePeMAVi3. Enjoy and enhance your federal resume writing skills with Lex's insightful tips and tricks!
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I've recently reviewed applications from students and have some takeaways for anyone, especially students, starting out with a job search: -Do not include your entire address. City and state are enough, and it doesn't hurt to include your home and school location if they are different. -Make sure to follow ALL the directions listed in the job application. -Have someone proofread your materials. If you're using the same cover letter format for multiple jobs, you don't want the wrong position/department/organization included in the letter. And, double check the spelling of anyone's names. It takes practice and you'll always be updating your materials. Don't overthink it and don't get discouraged.
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A tip when you're updating your latest CV... Copying the JD doesn't really tell the reader what you've done in your role, nor is it that useful. No role is exactly as described in a JD. It just doesn't happen like that. Two different people can take the very same "job" and end up in very different roles. So, rather than copying your JD into your CV, think hard about the key 5 or 6 activities that made up what you did. Then, think about your most significant achievements and list them. This will give far more insight into what you did and how good you were.
