The new positions might require 4 questions which are basically a loyalty test. |
I applied for some positions and the 4 questions were there but they said they were optional. |
Hit send too son. Optional and your application wouldn’t be dinged for not filling them out. |
Yes, but I have been told that if you attempt to apply without answering the optional questions, that the application will not be submitted. |
What does this gibberish mean ? |
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Haha sorry I’m 15:19. I hit send too soon. The full comment should be:
I applied for some positions and the 4 questions were there but they said they were optional and your application wouldn’t be dinged for not filling them out. My applications were definitely submitted because I’ve already heard back about scheduling interviews. |
Are you internal ? Also, it might be different for high level positions (GS-15 or higher), than for positions below GS-15. GS-15 and above often involve at least some degree of policy-making or interpretations of policies that may have widespread significance. |
Avoiding FOIA. Our politicals basically pass around post it notes at this point. If they hate FOIA this much they should issue an EO on FOIA. Most administrations issue one. Make drafts and internal emails off limits to FOIA. |
I’m a selecting official for an internal 15 that just closed and was told the questions were optional, answers wouldn’t be sent to me because they were optional, not required, and the person approving my selection would be my direct supervisor who is. It a political. |
| *who isn’t a political |
I apologize, but I do not understand your post. |
They corrected themselves immediately in the subsequent post. The one right above yours. |
I’m a career SES managed by a career SES. Sorry, I had a typo that I didn’t see on my tiny phone screen before I pushed submit, and I immediately posted again. |