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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you have a choice between 15/low steps vs. 14/high steps, take the 15/low steps. [/quote] Why? She could get a bump up when she gets promoted to 15 down the road (two step rule) if she comes in as a 14.[/quote] Because moving up the grade is much harder than moving up the steps. Maybe DOJ is different. It's not unusual taking more than 10 years to move up a grade in other agencies. It took me 14 years between 14 and 15 but I'm not a lawyer, just a dumb engineer. [/quote] If the position was advertised as a 14 or 15 as OP says, then it probably has promotion potential to the 15 and they advertised both grades to widen their applicant pool. If it does have promotion potential to GS 15, an employee is usually promoted after a year. The vacancy announcement would state the promotion potential. [/quote]
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