Archive for the ‘SES (Senior Executive Service)’ Category
Thursday, February 21st, 2008
The race is on as candidates make their plea to be the next President of the United States in the upcoming election. As the candidates scurry to appeal to the votes, the SES federal job market is heating up because executive realize the opportunity to secure employment at the commencement ...
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Tuesday, November 13th, 2007
The Federal government is the largest employer in the United States today, with over 2,700,000 employees. Further, for each Federal job vacancy, the number of applicants greatly exceeds the available positions.
In a competitive Federal job market, how do you get the edge on the competition when you are seeking a ...
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Friday, October 19th, 2007
When a candidate is fortunate enough to get a coveted position as an SES executive with the Federal government, it is essential to continually educate yourself and hone your professional skills.
Through supplemental courses and seminars, many SES executives are sharpening their abilities in the areas of public speaking and the ...
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Tuesday, October 16th, 2007
Being a Federal employee gives greater opportunity for advancement than most other employers. In fact, at the senior management level referred to as Senior Executive Service (SES), the average salaries range from $107,550 to $162,100 with over 7,000 SES employees currently serving the government.
If you want a desirable SES ...
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Tuesday, October 9th, 2007
While each Federal position description has different criteria and requirements specified in the keywords used, there are general qualifications that make someone an ideal candidate for an SES (Senior Executive Service) position with the Federal government.
According to Charles Ingersoll of Korn/Ferry International, who helps to fill senior-level job openings in ...
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Thursday, August 30th, 2007
It Takes Skill, Experience and a Killer Resume
Securing a desirable SES federal position can be difficult in such a competitive job market. SES federal jobs are executive level positions that offer outstanding pay and benefits along with job security and there are no shortage of applicants for this viable government ...
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Monday, August 27th, 2007
Are you ready for a position with the Federal big league? Consider a Senior Executive (SES) Federal Candidate Development program to help you to become one of the best leaders in the Federal Government.
According to President George W. Bush, “We must have a Government that thinks differently, so ...
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Wednesday, May 9th, 2007
Getting hired for a Federal government job in the old days meant using a very long, boring form called an SF-171, standard form 171 I government lingo. Getting entry-level or mid-level government jobs in the 21st century, thankfully means using the new Federal style resume, allowing use of the computer ...
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Wednesday, April 11th, 2007
The Resume That Tries the Patience and Tests Your Knowledge of Yourself
If you’re applying for a position as a senior executive with the federal government, you need a top-notch SES federal resume in order to be interviewed for a senior executive position.
When the Civil Service Reform Act (CSRA) of 1978 ...
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Wednesday, April 4th, 2007
Getting hired for a Federal government job in the old days meant using a very long, boring form called an SF-171, standard form 171 I government lingo. Getting entry-level or mid-level government jobs in the 21st century, thankfully means using the new Federal style resume, allowing use of the computer ...
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