Perhaps this is rude....

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03-24-2017, 09:14 PM

tsimmns Wrote:Sanataone you mention a government job, I also love in Texas and while it might be one of my business I wonder if you're a GS 13 employee. If so, did the degree automatically get you into the GS-13 field. I know USAJOBS is weird about their wording with time and experience and all. But then again, when you say Government, you almost might mean something other than a Federal Employee.

I've never worked for the federal government. A bachelor's degree will automatically get you to GS-5 for most jobs. One year of graduate school will get you GS-7. A masters degree will get you GS-9. I believe a doctorate will get you GS-11, but some jobs will not substitute experience with education. With the hiring freeze, the only federal government jobs available now are in law enforcement, healthcare at the VA, and the National Guard.

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