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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I worked in this office when I was in law school almost 15 years ago, so obviously my experience is seriously outdated, yet I feel compelled to share. I decided I would never work for the Federal government after working there. It was the most dysfunctional office I have ever seen. Fortunately I learned afterwards that not all federal law offices are like that one (and I landed somewhere entirely different). At the time, the work ethic was pretty much non-existent and the bulk of the employees there were as eccentric as they come. The word "wacko" comes to mind. I hope it has changed significantly since then. [/quote]

You do realize there are many different divisions in one federal agency?  It's not "a law office"?  So the division you worked in might have been not fun or wacko or whatever, but that doesn't make the entire federal government dysfunctional.  [/quote]

PP could have been talking about appellate, as there was some discussion about that division (but it's unclear).  I would be surprised if that were true, though.  From what I have seen, at least of the Field Examiners and Field Attorneys, the quality is very high.  They generally know what the hell they are doing, and they stick to their time targets, for the most part, which are pretty tight.  It isn't like the EEOC, where a case will sit on someone's desk for 9 months and get lost under other paperwork.  I know people who work for the EEOC, and I have heard bad things (and seen them) about the people working for that agency. [/quote]

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