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Post by nappyloxs on Aug 5, 2021 12:07:25 GMT -5
Do you think they'd hire someone with no experience in health care or admin law, but 8+ years of state litigation including appellate litigation? or like a state public defender or asst city attorney with 8+yrs? Not sure what is considered gs14 equivalent if you're not a supervisor. If you want it, apply for it. If they get enough people with ad law experience they may not be as dazzled by appellate lit experience but who knows. The bigger concern for many may be that raised above about whether this is just a 1-3 year affair, where you are abandoned with an "it's been real" before the wedding. (Delicacy prohibits the writer from further analogies along this primrose path). I cannot agree more with this advice. I was once told to apply for any promotion I was interested in, agencies tend to find ways to select people they want. If past work experience qualifies as GS-14 work, one should make it clear on his or her resume. Does HR check every resume to see if school is ABA or not? Idk. Don’t eliminate yourself from a job you like because you didn’t apply. |
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Post by Pixie on Aug 5, 2021 13:21:12 GMT -5
If you want it, apply for it. If they get enough people with ad law experience they may not be as dazzled by appellate lit experience but who knows. The bigger concern for many may be that raised above about whether this is just a 1-3 year affair, where you are abandoned with an "it's been real" before the wedding. (Delicacy prohibits the writer from further analogies along this primrose path). I cannot agree more with this advice. I was once told to apply for any promotion I was interested in, agencies tend to find ways to select people they want. If past work experience qualifies as GS-14 work, one should make it clear on his or her resume. Does HR check every resume to see if school is ABA or not? Idk. Don’t eliminate yourself from a job you like because you didn’t apply. If the announcement says school must be ABA approved, then HR will check. It's a simple matter. The ABA publishes a list of approved schools in alphabetical order: www.americanbar.org/groups/legal_education/resources/aba_approved_law_schools/in_alphabetical_order/ Pixie |
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Post by foghorn on Aug 10, 2021 14:18:13 GMT -5
They are sending first sift notices (talk about faint praise)--but they tell you the next steps.
"Your application was found minimally qualified and was referred to an executive rating panel for further consideration.
If you are ranked among the group of highly qualified candidates, you will be referred to the Executive Review Board, interview panel, and/or selecting official. "
The application mentioned the possibility of a proctored writing exam. As an exam was required for the Medicare ALJ process, i'd be surprised if one wasn't required for this position. Anyone know?
Good luck to all who applied!
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Post by hopefalj on Aug 10, 2021 20:20:40 GMT -5
They are sending first sift notices (talk about faint praise)--but they tell you the next steps. "Your application was found minimally qualified and was referred to an executive rating panel for further consideration. If you are ranked among the group of highly qualified candidates, you will be referred to the Executive Review Board, interview panel, and/or selecting official. " The application mentioned the possibility of a proctored writing exam. As an exam was required for the Medicare ALJ process, i'd be surprised if one wasn't required for this position. Anyone know? Good luck to all who applied! Heard a rumor that the testing will be a MOCA. Only those that score 22 or less will move on to the final interviews. I cannot speak to the rumor’s veracity, though. |
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Post by tonypitt on Aug 12, 2021 16:16:06 GMT -5
I've also received a flattering “minimally qualified” notice. Does anyone have any idea of when we expect to find out who makes it to the next round? Thanks!
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Post by Pixie on Aug 17, 2021 6:48:56 GMT -5
From a board member:
"Hi Pixie,
Please post the following message in the “Administrative Appeals Judge - openings” thread:
HHS has solicited writing samples from some applicants.
Thanks!"
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Post by foghorn on Jan 12, 2022 16:57:19 GMT -5
For what it's worth the FOADs for this position are going out.
All the best to those who still wait. There may be hope for you!
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