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Does anyone know how government job screening works?

Anyone know how government job screening works?

  • Anyone know how government job screening works? I received a letter that said this: N O T I C E O F R E S U L T S HQ EPMD DELEGATED EXAMINING UN 451 7TH STREET SW WASHINGTON DC 20410 JACOB J SMITH, Date Issued: March 23, 2012 Social Security Number: XXX-XX-XX99 Eligibility Expires: 06/02/2012 Phone: (248)877-XXXX This is a record of your application for Federal Employment in the occupation shown below. Your qualification and any veteran preference claims are subject to verification. Series - PositionTitle: 1101 - Project Manager (Asset Development) Vacancy ID: 609673 Announcement Number: H12-DE-609673-DLMz Date of Availability: Full-time Employment: No Part-time Employment: Temporary Employment: Travel Availability: Geographic Availability: Detroit, MI Portland, OR Veteran Preference: 0 Points - NV (not adjudicated) You must meet all suitability and qualification requirements to be considered for a position. Spec Code: Spec Title: Grade: Rating: 001 Competitive 11 82 001 Competitive 12 82 PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THIS EMAIL MESSAGE. IT IS AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED. For additional information, please refer to the vacancy announcement for this position. So since it says "Full-time Employment: No" does that mean I don't have a chance of getting it? I am clueless as to how this works is there anyone who can help? Thank you in advance!

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    It appears that you applied for a position that was offered at the GS-11 and GS-12 levels, and that your score for both grades was 82. That would not likely land you in the best qualified category that would get you referred to the hiring manager. As for the rest, it appears that you didn't bother filling out that portion of the questionnaire, except to somehow mark that you are not interested in full-time employment. You're not a veteran, so even if you did get into the best-qualified category, if any preference veterans applied and qualified, they would have to hire one of them over you. So, yes, you can pretty much write this position off.

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It appears that you applied for a position that was offered at the GS-11 and GS-12 levels, and that your score for both grades was 82. That would not likely land you in the best qualified category that would get you referred to the hiring manager. As for the rest, it appears that you didn't bother filling out that portion of the questionnaire, except to somehow mark that you are not interested in full-time employment. You're not a veteran, so even if you did get into the best-qualified category, if any preference veterans applied and qualified, they would have to hire one of them over you. So, yes, you can pretty much write this position off.

FaithE

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