how do you become a federal employee?
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Get real lazy, demand to get paid more than your worth, complain if you are threatned to get fired, have the attitude that you are entitled to have the job.  You'll make the perfect gov't employee if you can do all that.
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To be a career firefighter (paid), you need to take a civil service test for the department that you choose.  Look up departments on the web, find one that is hiring, take the test, do good, interview, get hired.  Now there are possible variations to this.  Some depts. require a physical fitness test inserted somewhere in there (it can vary with the dept.)  Keep in mind most places have residency requirements, you need to live there to get hired there.\nBecoming a volunteer firefighter is much easier, go to the station, fill out an application, join (with some variations between departments).  Be aware though that the skills, competency, discipline and overall attitude of these departments is generally much lower.  There will be those that argue this, but I almost guarantee that they are vollies and not paid.\nThe best advice though is to find a department that is hiring soon and follow whatever directions they give you, and to the letter.\nGood luck & stay safe.
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Well the basic requirements are:\n\n1. Be 35 years old.\n2. Have lived in the country for at least 15 years.\n3. Be a US Citizen.\n\nOther than that, it helps to have had some government experience. Most presidents come from the Senate or have been Governor of a state. It helps to have been political for a number of year, the more the better.\n\nThe last two requirements are more difficult. You have to be popular within your party, have great ideas and know how to implement them. You also need to be financially independent to some extent. Most presidential campaigns are funded by a combination of contributions and personal wealth.
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To apply for grants, go to Grants.gov http://www.grants.gov . They have everything you need to apply for grants. \n\nThe first step is to register with Grants.gov and their registration process can be accessed from http://www.grants.gov/assets/ebizregchec...\n\n1. Get a Data Universal Number System (DUNS) Number\n2. Register with Central Contractor Registry (CCR)\n3. Authorize your Organization's Representatives\n4. Login as an E-Business Point of Contact (POC)\n\nYou will first be asked to find the grant number of the grant that you wish to apply for. You can get this from the Catalog of Domestic Assistant http://www.cfda.gov which is the federal database of all grants.\n\nBut whether you can find grants to allow you to buy a business is an entirely different matter. It is hard to find grants to start a business. Unlike the myths that some perpetuate, federal government and even private foundations hardly give grant money for a for-profit business. Grants are generally given to support non-profit organizations, intermediary lending institutions, and state and local governments, and hardly to individuals for the purpose of buying a business.
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You can't join the FBI unless you're a citizen.\n\nTo carry out its mission, the FBI needs men and women who can fill a variety of demanding positions. To qualify as an FBI Special Agent, you must be a U.S. citizen, or a citizen of the Northern Mariana Islands, at least 23 and not have reached your 37th birthday on appointment. Candidates must be completely available for assignment anywhere in the FBI's jurisdiction. Candidates need to have at least 20/20 vision in one eye and not worse than 20/40 vision in the other eye. If an individual has a satisfactory history of soft contact lens wear and is able to meet correction to 20/20 in one eye and no worse than 20/40 in the other eye, safety concerns are considered mitigated and applicant processing may continue. In addition, policy for color vision allows continuation of applicant processing if those who fail initial color vision screening are able to successfully complete the Farnsworth D-15 color vision test.\n\nI can't say for all police departments, but my guess is the same thing.  For example, the San Jose police requirements include US citizenship or at least application for citizenship.\n\nhttps://www.eomniform.com/servlet/FillForm/Personnel_Recruiting/PolRec2006
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You first must have immigration status. Non-immigrant work permits, like NAFTA or H1B, etc, don't cut it. Once you are a landed immigrant you may apply to join the Armed Forces.\n\n(I'm a Canadian who wasted hours or recruiters' time because as a non-immigrant worker I am not eligible to join the National Guard.)\n\nIf you have landed immigrant status, the Army (and likely the Air Force) would take care of the rest for you.
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FBI are equal opportunity employers. So you can get in if you qualify.
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If you get a good discharge, I don't see why not.\n\n      If you want federal civil service, apply early. It takes many months.
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you can find government jobs, on several sites..\nyou can go to opm.gov\nfederalgovernmentjobs.us\nor you can google government/federal employment\nthere are several sites that you can narrow down to state, federal govt, etc..\n\nfirstgov.gov\nusajobs.gov\nfedworld.gov\nfederaljobs.net\nwww.careersingovernment.com/\nwww.firstgov.gov/Citizen/ Topics/Work_for_the_Government.shtml
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Become an ambassador-http://www.britishcouncil.org/usa-education-alumni-student-ambassador-program-become-an-ambassador.htm\nBecome diplomat:http://www.ehow.com/how_12359_become-diplomat.html\n\n \nDiplomats, also known as foreign service officers (FSOs), are part of the U.S. Foreign Service. They represent the American government around the world and fulfill a wide variety of assignments, such as issuing visas, reporting on diplomatic issues, and helping U.S. citizens overseas. Diplomats' terms abroad usually last from two to four years. \n \n   \n  Steps:  \n1.   Make sure that you fulfill the basic requirements. You must be a U.S. citizen between the ages of 20 and 59.  \n  \n2.   Avoid drug and alcohol abuse and make sure your finances are in order. A lack of responsibility in either of these areas may jeopardize your eligibility as a foreign service officer down the line.  \n  \n3.   Visit the Department of State website. You can look for it with a search engine like Yahoo! or Google.  \n  \n4.   Register for the Foreign Service Written Exam (FSWE), which is offered once a year in cities around the world.  \n  \n5.   Review and select from one of five career tracks: Management, Consular, Economic, Political and Public Diplomacy.  \n  \n6.   Take the written exam. Bring your admission ticket, a black pen, several No. 2 pencils and valid identification such as a photo ID card or a driver's license with photo.  \n  \n7.   Take the Foreign Service Oral Assessment. Your eligibility to take it depends on your performance on the written test.  \n  \n8.   Take a foreign language test, provided you are proficient in a foreign language, to enhance your eligibity.  \n  \n9.   Be prepared to undergo a background investigation as well as a comprehensive medical examination.  \n  \n10.   Be willing to serve anywhere in the world, including high-risk areas.
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Find your Employment Office website and begin searching the jobs within your local area daily.\n\nFind your State's Job Bank and also search and apply for State job openings.\n\nFor Federal Job Openings http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/\n\nHotJobs listing http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/\n\nMonster.com http://www.monster.com/\n\nThose are all online ways of searching daily for a job.\n\nAlso, go in person to your local employment office and discuss your other options. \n\nIf you are in college, search for internship opportunities or work/study programs.\n\nCheck into Volunteer opportunities. Many companies may use volunteers to start out with and then hire the most qualified ones.\n\nTemp to Perm Agencies...look in the phone book and find one near you. They will test your skills and help place you in positions on a temp basis. Many companies use temp to perm agencies to evaluate employees prior to hiring on a permanent basis and some companies, this is the only way of being hired.\n\nMany companies have employment information on their website. As you are surfing the net, click on these links to see what they offer. Many times you can apply by submitting an online application.\n\nNetwork. Talk to people. Let everyone and anyone know that you are looking for work and if they see something to let you know. Sometimes you can be the first to hear about a position before it's advertised.\n\nContact the Human Resource and Personnel Offices of major business' in your area. Hospitals, Manufacturing plants, Resorts, and etc. All of the big ones have personnel departments.\n\nKeep your resume with you at all times. Have printed copies in your car. Have a folder with all your references and employment information handy so that when you do go about your normal day, if you enter a business where you might want to work, you can ask for an application. If they aren't hiring right now, someday they will be. Just ask them to keep it on file until an opening is available. Then if you hear about an opening later on, call them to touch base. This will put your application or resume on the top of the pile again.\n\nKey thing is to be consistent. Every day, set time aside to look for work. Either online or in person. Keep at it until you get some interviews. That is what I'm doing and although I don't have a job yet...I do have an interview on Wednesday.\n\nGood Luck!
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Apply for citizenship.
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Go to http://jobsearch.usajobs.opm.gov/jobsearch.asp?q=&jbf574=SB00&jbf522=&salmin=&salmax=&paygrademin=&paygrademax=&FedEmp=N&sort=rv&vw=d&ss=0&brd=3876&FedPub=Y&caller=%2Fagency_search.asp&SUBMIT1.x=58&SUBMIT1.y=14 and apply for the job you want.
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For starters you must be an Israeli citizen.  Then, you go down to their public offices and apply...
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1. Where do what to work? Look up their web site and see what they require you may have enough credits to apply.\n2. Wait until they are excepting new recruits fill out an intrest form.\n3. Go test and see if you make it into their academy.
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What are the eligibility requirements?\nTo be eligible for a Federal Pell Grant and most other types of federal student aid, you must:\n\n Have financial need. \n Have a high school diploma, a GED, or have the ability to benefit from the program or training offered. \n Be enrolled to obtain a degree. \n Be a US citizen, permanent resident or other eligible classification of non-citizen (see Financial Aid Eligibility for Non-Citizens).  \n Have a valid Social Security number. \n Make Satisfactory Academic Progress for Federal Student Aid Programs. \n Register with Selective Service, if you are a male between the ages of 18 and 25. \n Certify by signing a FAFSA that you will use any federal student aid funds awarded to you solely for educational purposes. \n Certify by signing a FAFSA that you are not in default of any federal student loan and that you do not owe a repayment of any federal student aid grant. \n\nFederal aid eligibility for students convicted under federal or state law of the sale or possession of illegal drugs may be suspended under certain circumstances. To find out how, or if, this law affects your eligibility for federal aid, you may complete the Drug Conviction Worksheet.
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You will have todefine what you mean by "government employee."  Are you talking about a member of the civil service?  Many non-GS employees are required to have security clearances from the federal government in order to engage in many forms of work as contractors, agents, etc, of the government.\n\nOther non-GS type employees are: Foreign Service Officers (diplomatic personnel), members of the military, etc.  People not directly employed or paid by the USG include contractors, professional services firms, etc.  Employees of Boeing or Lockheed working on airframes or systems or information services contracts are required to have federal security clearances.  The same might be true for any person asked to come into a government process including attorneys, consultants, etc.  I'm not sure in which capacity Mr. Berger currently serves...it may be none.  He was an informal national security policy advisor to the Kerry campaign, which, while unpaid, would have required a clearance.  However, he certainly had a clearance that is valuable to maintain for a possible return to politics in 2008.