What is the hiring process for a postal mail carrier after you pass the exam?
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After you pass the exam , your name is put on a list starting from the highest score to the lowest score. Veterans have10 points added to their score.\nWhen the post office is ready to hire ,they start with the highest scores ( veteran points included)\nand work their way down the list.
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depends on the state.  you may have to re-take the exam.
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call the post office.
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This is right from Canada Post website:\n\nA person or a firm wishing to receive postal box or bag service must complete a Request for Postal Box/General Delivery/Bag Service form (41-012-009) and pay the fee in advance for the rental period. In case the applicant is unknown to the postmaster, the applicant must supply satisfactory identification documents similar to those required when cashing Money Orders, or must provide proof of incorporation or registration with the province if the applicant is a corporation, unincorporated association or partnership, or uses the name of a firm.\n\nThe address of a postal box customer must be identified by the postal box number (a civic address may be used in conjunction with the postal box number). However, in the case where the applicant’s address is different on mail for each service and the appropriate fees have been paid, an applicant may be given more than one postal box or bag service, or both a postal box and bag service depending on the availability of the service.\n\nIn the case of convenience box rentals, only four individuals, four families or two businesses (or a combination of two family names and two businesses) can use a postal box. The medium, large and X-large postal box sizes are recommended for business use.
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There are several postal exams depending on the position you are choosing. There are some good books at the library which have sample questions for each type of exam. You usually need a score of 70 or higher. Good luck!
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The answer is mailman.
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Just go to you nearest place of business and make an application. Then go to the next and so on. \n\nJust get out there.\n\nYou know you can go online to your nearest library and take sample tests for places like the post office and other civil jobs.
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You see a vacany that you like and you feel you fit the bill you write your application and attach your resume and click on the send button.Once that is done successfully you need to sit and wait till the other party calls either by e-mail or over the phone or by post depending on what you had provided them or they could ask you for some additional information if they have borderline doubts.\n\nIf it is a long distance job they could either ask you to contact their local rep for an interview or else invite you over for an interview.Some companies also pay the fare for the interview while others are not so gracious.\n\nOnce the interview is over they'll ask you to cool your heels and they will inform you when to join if selected if you don't hear from them within a stipulated time frame they would not ask you to call but be smart enough to assume that you were not good enough for them.\n\nIf you get the call pack your bags and reach with the appointment letter if not don't lose heart try again.Maybe you were too good for the creeps who rejected you!!!The bottom line is become King Bruce and keep trying again and again and again till you make it or they break it in you(God forbid)!!!
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Check on your state Department of Labor website - they should have links for Civil Service jobs, application information and any exam dates.
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You can do it yourself.  The "certified" comes in when you mail the letter.  Take it to the post office and tell them that you'd like to send the letter certified.  I'd also make it with "return receipt requested."  That way you will know that the letter was delivered and who signed for it.   The whole postage should cost $2 or $3 dollars.  You fill out a little green card that will be returned to you when the letter is delivered.  Go to www.usps.gov and check it out first if you want to.  Note:  Remember when you write something, you want to cover the 5 ws:  who, why, what, when, where and maybe how.
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Just a high school diploma or ged...after you apply they train you for the position
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I have been through the process several times.  If you go to the Customs Website, they have 2 different study booklets available to practise for the exam.\nhttp://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/careers/cit-e.html\nI have written both and I find that version 2a is the easier of the 2.  \nThey usually advertise on \nhttp://www.jobs-emplois.gc.ca/menu/alljobs_e.htm\nand if your application passes the screening, you will recieve an invitation to write the exam.  They let you know when and where.\nAfter you have written the exam, you will be contacted via mail with your marks and if you qualify for an interview in front of a panel of 3.\nDuring the interview they will ask you situational questions....\nThey will describe a situation, and then you have to tell them what you would do and why.\nThe main thing to remember is to not sound "wishy washy".\nWhen you make a decision, stick with it, and be firm.\nI found out after my last interview that that was my problem.\nAfter your interview, you will get a letter in the mail again letting you know if you qualify.\nIf you qualify I believe you are placed in a pool with other candidates that qualify and from there the superintendents pick people off of the list to hire.\nWhen you get hired, you will have to spend several weeks in Rigauld, PQ at the customs college.\nIt is HIGHLY recommended that you have your st.johns ambulance first aid, and firearms licence prior to going, as you need to have it, and you would have to take it at the college if you do not already have it.\nIf you have any questions, I can always try to answer them, or give you some tips.\nGood Luck!!
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just call the nearest hosiptal and ask for human resource and they will tell you what you have to do.
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If you are talking about securities exam, then U need to talk to your BD, BTW its not a state exam, its NASD.\n\nUpdate: I am hiring! email me if interested to know.
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Steps in the Hiring Process:\n\n1Apply by Internet.  You must register for the written test for the Border Patrol Agent position during the open application period via the Internet at http://cbpmhc.hr-services.org/BPA/.  This web site is available 24 hours per day, seven days a week during the open application period.  Based on your responses to the questions, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) will determine if you meet the basic qualifications for the position.  If you meet the minimum qualifications, you will identify the city and state in which you want to take the written test.  OPM will notify you of the date and time.\n\nAfter you apply, the remaining steps take about 6-8 months.\n\n\n2Written Test.  If you successfully complete Step 1, scheduling of the written test will be done during the on-line registration process.  As soon as you have registered and been scheduled for the written test, you will be able to print your test admission notice, which will contain the date, location, and time for the written test.   This admission notice will also include the contact information for OPM.  If you are unable to print your test admission notice, you will need to annotate the OPM contact information while in the registration process, and then request that a copy of your test admission notice be mailed to you.  You are required to bring the test notice with you to the written test.\n\nCompressed Testing- For those of you who register to take the written test at a compressed testing location, CBP, in cooperation with the Office of Personnel Management (OPM),will be utilizing a special process that will require approximately 8 hours of your time on the day of your test.  Compressed testing will be conducted in Buffalo, NY, San Diego, CA, San Antonio and El Paso, TX, and Tucson, AZ.  The initial step in the process is the test itself.  After completing the test, a Border Patrol Agent will present an orientation session about the Agent position.  You will be given a copy of your test results (Notice of Results).  If you successfully pass the written exam, you will be given a packet of forms to complete and mail to the Minneapolis Hiring Center, as well as a date (within two weeks of the examination date) for an Oral Board Interview. For additional information on the Oral Board Interview, see Step 4.  \n\nIf you are unable to attend your scheduled test date and you are unable to reschedule your test date with OPM, you will need to reregister during the next Border Patrol Agent open application period.\n\nWe believe that proper test preparation is essential for success, and suggest that you take time to carefully read the study guide.  You may download the guide from our web site at www.cbp.gov (scroll down to click on “Border Patrol”, then click on “Careers with Border Patrol”, finally, click on “Border Patrol Entrance Examination”).  The test takes about 4.5 hours and contains three sections: (1) logical reasoning skills,  (2) Spanish language proficiency, or if you do not speak Spanish, an artificial language test that predicts your ability to learn Spanish, and (3) an assessment of job-related experiences and achievements.  Sample questions for the written test can be found in Part III of the vacancy announcement.  Once you have taken the Border Patrol Agent test, you should receive a Notice of Results in the mail within four weeks following the test.  \n\n\n\n\n3Selection Process.  If you pass the written test, your name will be placed on an applicant inventory.  The nationwide inventory is maintained in score order, and where applicable, veterans preference points are added.  Referral for a position is dependent on the scores of the applicants that are available on the inventory when a list is issued.  If you are selected, you will be sent a tentative selection package.  That package will contain forms and information regarding the oral structured interview, medical, vision, and fitness examinations, drug te
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no.\n\nthe post office is a government run institution and is run in the same manner as the dmv. if you mail a letter, it will take a day to get picked up, sorted, routed, resorted, and delivered as soon as the mail person comes back from their lunch break. \n\nits very similar to standing in line at the dmv. you wait in line, sometimes for hours, wait for a window to open up, and just when you are inching ever so closer to the window, the clerk gets up from their window desk, slaps a sign that says "back in 3 days" and then disappears into the back room never to be seen again. \n\noh, and if you mail a letter, make sure you use proper postage or it won't get there at all.
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I found a study guide for Postal Workers at the Library.  Ask the librarian where the Civil Service Exam questions are kept.  There's usually a whole section of 'em.