You have a job. You love it. You’d never leave it. You still need a resume on hand, in the breech, so to speak, ready to fire.
When it comes to pay, it can be difficult for the FBI to compete. However, when it comes to exciting, intriguing work on the cutting edge of cyber crime, there’s no place better.
If you enjoy working alone, driving, meeting new people every single day, and asking probing questions, a job as a background investigator may be for you.
Yesterday’s Senate Select Committee on Intelligence meeting is the cleared professional’s primer on the range of threats facing our nation and the world.
Whether you’re a spy-film buff, into the tools of spying, or simply love the history we don’t hear about too much, the museum won’t disappoint.
Yesterday, Admiral Mike Rogers reported to Congress on the state of US CYBERCOM, holding ground against the rapidly evolving cyberworld threat.
If you’re finding yourself struggling to find fulfillment in what you’re doing, if you’re experiencing more opposition than collaboration, you can do something about it. But doing something may be nothing more than doing nothing.
The Partnership for Public Service hopes recognition demonstrates the tremendous potential and opportunities public service represents and attract the country’s best and brightest to the ranks of America’s civil servants.