There’s good news and not-so-good news in the D.C. job market these days. The good news is that there are a ton of jobs in DC. As I continue to add dozens of new job openings daily at my website (www.bradtraverse.com), I haven’t seen any downturn in openings; in fact, there’s probably been a slight […]
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June 2009 By Fraser Traverse As published in Miss A’s Advice Blog. Dear Chloe, First of all, welcome to Washington! Not only do I wish you much success in your job search, but I hope you will also enjoy all the great things our city has to offer to fill your nightlife and weekends. You’re
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I am interested in joining a freshman Hill office or the administration. I’ve been polling my network but most everyone I speak to says that most likely jobs will go to campaign staff or current Hill staffers. How might you recommend I get my resume and cover letter in the hands of those building staff
QUESTION: I loved my past work in politics and policy, and I’d like to get back in the game. I’ve been doing other types of jobs for several years, so my experience isn’t recent and I’m not sure how to break back in. – Jeff, advancement professional Ask any Washingtonian if they worked on the
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I’m interested in finding a new job in my field, but my career hasn’t followed a straight path leading to an obvious next step. How do I figure out my next target given all the different issues I’ve worked on and types of employers I’ve had? – Joe K., senior economist This is a great
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