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mowotlarx OP t1_iz526bw wrote
Yikes. I wonder how many candidates drop out between getting an offer and being onboarded because it takes so long. I've heard up to 6 months for some!
socialcommentary2000 t1_iz556va wrote
Many. The months and months of waiting is a got damned farce.
jadedaid t1_iz5g1k4 wrote
Another public sector entity I know has an average recruitment time of 9 months. People I have known received job offers months after forgetting about applying.
RaiyaPapaya t1_iz5gr7c wrote
my bf was interviewing with the city for like 2.5 months. he ultimately accepted another job
TeamMisha t1_iz5f4pu wrote
It is not uncommon for city job candidates to take another job while you wait, the process can take THAT long it's ridiculous. You might even find something better in the mean time lol..
occasional_cynic t1_iz6j47k wrote
Not only a NYC issue either. Seen it happen in both public and private sectors where they post a job before they have approval.
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occasional_cynic t1_iz6jafw wrote
One gets funded by federal grants, the other (people) needs to be funded by operational budget.
There is so much waste in the federal grant system. If I became dictator tomorrow I would end all grant money immediately.
rioht t1_iz62lmv wrote
OMB approval expires after six months - stay in touch with your contact so you don't get fucked again, mate.
MyPiedaterre t1_iz654b1 wrote
Are you a new entrant to this field or do you have marketable experience? Because if it’s the latter, I’d highly advise you to keep applying at private companies. Working for the city will kill your soul and is a huge trap unless you’re ready to throw in the towel and give up
PKMKII t1_iz6ixjl wrote
OTI?
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