I am a civilian working in the finance field (mostly the banking industry). I've worked many many jobs that I don't enjoy in order to gain enough experience to apply to jobs that I actually DO like some day. Today is that day. But I was hoping for a little help. My dream is to get a finance related job (preferably budget analyst) within one of the military branches as a civilian. We have a military base somewhat close to my house so options aren't necessarily limited. I have been browsing the USAJOBS.gov website but have a few questions before I start applying. I noticed that some jobs either say "few vacancies" or "multiple vacancies in the following cities" and then they list about 97 different cities, mine included. I am not interested in moving. My family is well settled here. Does this terminology mean that they could place me anywhere if I apply? Do you get a preference for location? My fear is wasting anyones time since moving is not an option for me. But I've noticed that MANY MANY jobs I'm interested in have close to 100 cities listed!
On a side note - any advice you can give me to get into a government job would be appreciated. I have a friend who works on the IT side for the military and he mentioned that they prefer different resumes than one might be used to. Is this true? Do I have to style my resume a different way to get noticed? (my resume right now is a pretty typical business resume with an intro, experience, education, etc.)
Thanks for your help!
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