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All DC offers have been made and positions have been filled. Regional offices are still reviewing applications. This is from the most reliable source there is. Good luck to everyone in your job search!!!!!!

Anonymous User wrote:All DC offers have been made and positions have been filled. Regional offices are still reviewing applications. This is from the most reliable source there is. Good luck to everyone in your job search!!!!!!

Have all regional interviews been extended?

I just received a second interview offer from an NLRB regional office late this past week (Thursday, Friday? can't remember). Seems plausible to me more second interview offers might forthcoming, but all I know for sure is what I just said.

Anonymous User wrote:I just received a second interview offer from an NLRB regional office late this past week (Thursday, Friday? can't remember). Seems plausible to me more second interview offers might forthcoming, but all I know for sure is what I just said.

I thought you were referring to DOL not NLRB.

Anonymous User wrote:All DC offers have been made and positions have been filled. Regional offices are still reviewing applications. This is from the most reliable source there is. Good luck to everyone in your job search!!!!!!

Is this with regards to DOL or NLRB?

^ If this is regarding DOL, any information on when regional offers are expected to be extended?

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DOL has made all decisions, HQ and regional

Anonymous User wrote:DOL has made all decisions, HQ and regional

That said, not all offers have been extended and accordingly, not all offers have been accepted.

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:DOL has made all decisions, HQ and regional

That said, not all offers have been extended and accordingly, not all offers have been accepted.

I'm lost. Did the regional offices complete all of their interviewing?

Anonymous User wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:DOL has made all decisions, HQ and regional

That said, not all offers have been extended and accordingly, not all offers have been accepted.

Yeah, this seems unclear. An earlier post indicated that DOL regional (and national) offices have all made their decisions on whom to extend offers to. Assuming this is true, does that mean that the regional offices have each extended their offers to their first choice candidates, with the "not all offers have been extended" caveat referring only to those who might be contacted if a "first pick" turns the offer down?

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I posted that not all offers have been extended / accepted. What I mean is that though someone may know the internal process as to whether all decisions have been made, the hiring committee hasn't finished giving out offers (checking references, etc.). And so there's still chance that someone who hasn't gotten an offer will (if someone declines, etc.)

Anonymous User wrote:I posted that not all offers have been extended / accepted. What I mean is that though someone may know the internal process as to whether all decisions have been made, the hiring committee hasn't finished giving out offers (checking references, etc.)

Ah ok. Thanks for the clarification.

Does anyone know if NLRB sends out rejection letters (at least for those whom they have interviewed?)

also any more updates about NLRB HQ?

thanks so muc

any info on NLRB's Oakland office?

DOL- I don't know about the regions, but all the HQ positions have been filled.

Anonymous User wrote:DOL- I don't know about the regions, but all the HQ positions have been filled.

How do you know this? You're saying all the offers have been extended and accepted?

NLRB HQ ding

Any word this week from regional offices? I had final round interviews the last two weeks with two different regional offices (1 NLRB, 1 DOL). I really want to do this kind of work and am just dying here not knowing if I'm going to get an offer.

Total radio silence is a drag.

I'm guessing the total radio silence is a bad sign at this point, since (at least if I were running a regional office!) I'd want to tell my #1 choice that the choice had been made, he/she had been selected, and it was being sent to Washington for final approval. Does that seem logical? Or am I doing the typical TLS thing and freaking out over nothing?

Anonymous User wrote:Any word this week from regional offices? I had final round interviews the last two weeks with two different regional offices (1 NLRB, 1 DOL). I really want to do this kind of work and am just dying here not knowing if I'm going to get an offer.

Total radio silence is a drag.

I'm guessing the total radio silence is a bad sign at this point, since (at least if I were running a regional office!) I'd want to tell my #1 choice that the choice had been made, he/she had been selected, and it was being sent to Washington for final approval. Does that seem logical? Or am I doing the typical TLS thing and freaking out over nothing?

I wouldn't sweat it just yet. I was hired by an NLRB regional office earlier following two interviews, and I didn't hear for about two weeks between the last interview and the next notification. But they did call when they selected me, after they submitted the request to DC, and then once it was approved by Washington. This happened end of November/mid December and I just only got my security paper work this last week. It's a slower process than anyone wants or likes.

Well I just got dinged by the DOL Chicago office. Had my second interview a week ago. Oh well. I think if you get to such an advanced stage and you're not picked, it's because you weren't the right fit. And if you're not the right fit you wouldn't be happy in the job anyway, so it's best that you didn't get the offer.

Positive thinking everybody, positive thinking.

any news? anybody?

Offered/Accepted DOL national office position.

Anonymous User wrote:Offered/Accepted DOL national office position.

Stats? Interested in applying next year and would like to have some idea of what they're looking for.