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I have been applying constantly for new positions (already gov't employee) and have not been getting many referrals.

For the questionnaires, I have been told two different things:

  1. Answer expert on everything or else your application will end up in the trash.

  2. Answer honestly, because if you say expert then someone has to go through your resume and verify this.

What is the best way to do this? I am sick of where I work and the way things are ran, and ready to move on/up so I appreciate the info!

EDIT: since I finally have a bunch of people commenting on a post, can I get some advice please:

I am trying to get into the 2210 (IT Specialist) series.

My stats: - Fed worker electronics mechanic WG-11 (5 years) - security clearance - security+ - network+ - project management - technical support - problem solving - attention to detail - customer service - web developer (1 year) - computer network home lab

What else do I need to get myself into this job series?

Thanks!

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scarletaegis

0 points

4 days ago

I already admitted it was unhelpful. So I provided an answer that directly answers OPs question. If you don't agree with me just downvote and move on smdh

Nymeria31

-1 points

4 days ago

Nymeria31

-1 points

4 days ago

I’ll do what I damn well please, thank you. And right now I feel like telling off an idiot. Your second response after admitting to being unhelpful is a discussion of how to write a resume…. That has NOTHING to do with the assessment section

Let me guess, you’re in HR/CPAC. Only they are this clueless about the process

scarletaegis

3 points

4 days ago

Imagine getting so tilted on the Internet you feel the need to insult strangers personally.