Posted on Aug 30, 2016
OALC Career Opportunities - Office of Acquisition, Logistics, and Construction
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Here's some more OALC jobs up for grabs. Good luck.
OALC Career Opportunities
The following positions have been announced for the Office of Acquisition, Logistics and Construction (OALC). This is not a complete listing of all Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) vacancies and may not include all positions announced for OALC. You may access VA recruitment information on the VA Jobs site. If you wish copies of announcements listed below, please contact the individual identified in the specific announcement.
OALC Career Opportunities
The following positions have been announced for the Office of Acquisition, Logistics and Construction (OALC). This is not a complete listing of all Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) vacancies and may not include all positions announced for OALC. You may access VA recruitment information on the VA Jobs site. If you wish copies of announcements listed below, please contact the individual identified in the specific announcement.
OALC Career Opportunities - Office of Acquisition, Logistics, and Construction
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I have had zero luck with usajobs.gov. Submitted over 50 apps and nothing.
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SPC Michael Myers
If you're qualified and haven' gotten a response, then I'd venture a guess to say you're doing it wrong.
Back in 2009, I went to google and searched "How to apply for a Government job". Military.com had a good write up on the topic: http://www.military.com/veteran-jobs/search/government-jobs/10-steps-to-find-government-job.html
Applied 1 time, got the job. It works... well. Just understand that some under qualified person at the OPM has to clear your "application". My suggestion is that if the job announcement says "you must have experience conducting XYZ", you should DIRECTLY state "Experienced in conducting XYZ". ... Avoid common resume approaches by describing you lead the team at implementing X, Submitted reports on Y to corporate for review and tracked metrics against Z... nay, just say "Experienced in conducting XYZ"...
They are looking for apples to apples. Once you clear what I dub "the OPM HR Gauntlet", if you get an interview, you can offer your normally worded resume to the hiring authority. Note: It doesn't hurt to call the OPM contact and ask if there's anything they need.
Suffice it to say, you will likely simply to dumb down your resume to get it through the 1st OPM HR Gauntlet.
Back in 2009, I went to google and searched "How to apply for a Government job". Military.com had a good write up on the topic: http://www.military.com/veteran-jobs/search/government-jobs/10-steps-to-find-government-job.html
Applied 1 time, got the job. It works... well. Just understand that some under qualified person at the OPM has to clear your "application". My suggestion is that if the job announcement says "you must have experience conducting XYZ", you should DIRECTLY state "Experienced in conducting XYZ". ... Avoid common resume approaches by describing you lead the team at implementing X, Submitted reports on Y to corporate for review and tracked metrics against Z... nay, just say "Experienced in conducting XYZ"...
They are looking for apples to apples. Once you clear what I dub "the OPM HR Gauntlet", if you get an interview, you can offer your normally worded resume to the hiring authority. Note: It doesn't hurt to call the OPM contact and ask if there's anything they need.
Suffice it to say, you will likely simply to dumb down your resume to get it through the 1st OPM HR Gauntlet.
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SFC Robert Luscomb, There you go. Thanks SPC Michael Myers for pointing out another way to submit an application.
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