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Jul 9, 2019
Jun 16, 2019
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questionsallday
MajorSpED how long did you wait till after the interview to get an offer?
Mathlete
So it looks like you had about 3 weeks between the interview and offer, that means I have another week before I start panicking.
Also, HR said the freezing account thing may or may not happen because they are still working the kinks out with the old HR and the new CHRA system. It's a mess.
Also, HR said the freezing account thing may or may not happen because they are still working the kinks out with the old HR and the new CHRA system. It's a mess.
Jun 30, 2019
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haha
Good luck to her. Scroll back a bit for some interview questions she's likely to hear.
Click the comment button just once, even if it seems like it's not doing anything. Then open up the page in a new tab to see if it posted.
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Mathlete
I made 4 lists in Europe, 1 interview for 2 positions at the same school. No word and this was 2 weeks ago
Jul 6, 2019
haha
The job offer can run between hours and months, with between a few days and a week or so being fairly typical.
The news that you were not the one selected seems to take months if it comes at all. It seems like they wait until the person selected makes it all the way to their firm offer/getting their orders before telling unsuccessful candi...See More
The news that you were not the one selected seems to take months if it comes at all. It seems like they wait until the person selected makes it all the way to their firm offer/getting their orders before telling unsuccessful candi...See More
Cmc
I interviewed last year and was not selected. I never received any notice. I only found out because i'm local and friend told me who was hired (also local hire). I did not receive the referral list notification last year. This year I did on June 13th, but have heard nothing else since. I have not been contacted for an interview and did not receive ...See More
Jun 28, 2019
So I accepted a tentative offer and I'm excited of course. But there's also this anxiety of "did I make the right decision?" Anyone else ever feel that way?
To give some backg...See More
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Teach
I left a school (in DDESS) that I loved (but we didn't love the area) to go to Japan. I only spent two years overseas before my husband and I decided that it wasn't for us. Good jobs for him were scarce and we missed home after being away for his 24 years in the military. Even though I decided to leave DODEA, I don't regret my decision to go overse...See More
Teach
I left a school (in DDESS) that I loved (but we didn't love the area) to go to Japan. I only spent two years overseas before my husband and I decided that it wasn't for us. Good jobs for him were scarce and we missed home after being away for his 24 years in the military. Even though I decided to leave DODEA, I don't regret my decision to go overse...See More
Jun 27, 2019
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haha
Yep. Felt that way on and off for 4-5 years. :S :D
Cmc
@Beyondhpeful yes, I feel that way. We're likely moving to another overseas location next summer so I'll try again next year if nothing happens this year. I plan on becoming a sub to hepoefully increase my chances (local hire). I would now, but I'm currently employed so I don't want to walk away from a full time job.
Jun 27, 2019
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Jun 26, 2019
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Ida
Additionally we are getting conflicting answers on what actually will be taxed. So far none of the new teachers at our school last year were taxed any where near that amount. Now, they re not feeling totally out of the woods but it just shows that there isn't an automatic $15k tax bill. It seems like 1. It could get sorted out and 2. You might have...See More
someday
Subman... you would be required to pay the portion of taxes that should have been deducted if you were given cash for the move. So 22% federal and the 7.65% SS and Medicare. Your debt would be back to the organization as they will be issuing a W2 showing it was withheld even if you hadn't paid it yet. In theory you may be able to get some of that b...See More
Jun 28, 2019
haha
I'm not really sure of the answer to your first question. I have no first hand knowledge of the process from an admin point of view and have heard/read conflicting information. I'd be interested in knowing exactly what can be/is routinely viewed by admin at the referral stage.
As for your second question, from my experience with several hi...See More
As for your second question, from my experience with several hi...See More
HelpOthers
1) Yes, administrators can see your application. 2) Do they read that section of the application- depends on them. 3) Probably every high school in DoDEA, has students who have shared that they are LGBTQ (and many elementary and middle schools) and we know the statistics regarding these individuals and the higher percentage who self-harm. So, havin...See More
Jun 28, 2019
HelpOthers
You may see more referrals.
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