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October 27, 2021 | Washington, DC. The Department of Homeland Security’s Immigration and Customs Enforcement (USICE) is hiring at least 24 IT (Information Security) Specialists. These positions would be under the jurisdiction of USICE’s Office of the Chief Information Officer. This job could be telecommute as determined by the agency
October 13, 2021 | Washington, DC. Federal Jobs Expert Kathryn Troutman is alerting all interested applicants to apply for FBI Special Agent jobs.Kathryn’s top tips for applying for this job: All of these announcements are career change job announcements. The FBI is hiring, and they are looking for diverse areas
October 5, 2021 | Washington, DC. Federal Jobs Expert Kathryn Troutman is alerting all interested applicants to apply for Contact Representative/Collection Representative (English and Bilingual), Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, before June 24, 2021.Kathryn’s top tips for applying for this job: Since the offer of pay is $35,265
Baltimore, MD -- The INDEPENDENT PRESS AWARD has just recognized three titles by top federal jobs expert Kathryn Troutman. Troutman's best-selling Federal Resume Guidebook, 7th Editionwas acclaimed as the Best 2021 Reference Book in the main Independent Press Award contest. Her Student's Federal Career Guide, 4th Editiontook both Best 2021 Career Book and Best 2021 Interior Design/Nonfiction in the affiliated IPA Distinguished Favorites competition. "I'm thrilled to have my books recognized in this way," said the author. "My Federal Resume Guidebook is one of the top sellers for Career on Amazon, along with the classic What Color Is Your Parachute? by Richard N. Bolles. The award for the student book can help these jobseekers hear about it and learn of all the terrific job opportunities for students and new grads in government."
Potomac, MD | February 17, 2021. The latest jobs report shows America's labor market down 10 million jobs below pre-COVID-19 levels. Many individuals have been unemployed for longer than half a year. "It's very clear our economy is still in trouble," President Joe Biden said in response. Jobs coach Kathryn Troutman says it's time for people to look for other options, and she points to one of our nation's largest employers, the US government. "The Feds are a top employer in the US," notes Troutman. "They have jobs in all lines of work. Federal jobs are in every state. Plus the US government is growing in 2021 due to the additional mission to support the COVID-19 vaccinations and public health programs in America"
Potomac, MD | January 26, 2021. With the ramping up of the new Biden Administration, it's time to learn how to apply for federal jobs. Leading federal career coach Kathryn Troutman says, "Any time there's a new administration, there are a lot of new jobs and new programs." Troutman is the creator of a winning formula that you can use to apply to work for the feds. It's called Ten Steps to a Federal Job.® "Each step is really important in the process," she explains. "And because each step has its own personality and is very different, it makes the Ten Steps interesting to use for your federal job search."
Federal Jobs Available for Hospitalityâs Unemployed in 2021 From: The New Year brings the new Biden administration, and Federal Career Coach(r) and Federal Resume Guidebook author, Kathryn Troutman says out-of-work hospitality employees should consider being part of the new wave of federal hiring. Not sure these skills are marketable to the feds? Read on, as Troutman outlines what skills hospitality workers have and which federal jobs will match. According to the World Economic Forum, the U.S. industry hardest hit by COVID-19 is hospitality. The Forum notes 3.4 million jobs lost from travel restrictions and the closure of restaurants and bars. Instead of waiting for jobs that might never return, Troutman suggests these jobseekers get savvy about what they have to offer and how to apply to Uncle Sam.