CIP Codes Warning

[sanantone]

You cannot make such a sweeping generalized claim based on your anecdotal experience. So you have checked the job requirements and have gone through the application process for all 2.8 million U.S. federal jobs? I don't think so.

Just the fact that TESU is misleading with it's degree titles vs. their corresponding CIP codes is alarming in of itself and that alone deserves for this to be pinned. Once this is more well known it could be used by any employer do disqualify a candidate based on them lacking relevant qualifications.

...I've put in over 500 job applications in many different fields. I've been referred for scientist, law enforcement, emergency management, security, human resources, social services, legal, analyst, cybersecurity, and tax positions. You need to meet the education and/or experience requirement to get a referral. [...]

Has anyone else here had four different jobs in the federal government. How many of you have even interviewed for several jobs with the federal government?

You do know what the definition of "anecdotal" is?

LOL. Do you know what OPM is? That's your response to an official government directive? The OP provided no evidence for that claim, anecdotal or not. Yet, you aren't questioning why their information differs from what OPM and government job ads say. Go ahead and believe whatever fairy tales you want to believe.

So you are going to stop quoting your job applications as factual evidence?

Ares, we're still waiting for evidence to support the OP's anecdote that you believed without question.