Insight into AOUSC and DOL for attorney positions?
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Anonymous
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There are two attorney positions listed on USAJOBS currently, one is an Assistant General Counsel position with Administrative Office of the US Courts and the other is a trial attorney position with the Department of Labor litigating longshoremen/black lung cases.
Does anyone have any insight on either of these two offices? Opportunity for job growth? General work/life, managerial situation? |
Anonymous
| Those are very different positions. I'd bet the AOUSC job is wired. I applied for lots of jobs at that office, and never got an interview, despite being overqualified. Seems to be a who-you-know type of place. The DOL job should be open. Pretty depressing work, though. I know 2 people who were offered those jobs, but not in DC. I thought the regional offices litigated the black lung cases. It's a good entry-level job. You get experience, and can then parlay it into something else. Don't see anyone staying in that job for long. |