This is part of Federal Times’ ongoing series about the federal hiring process. For more information on how to get a federal job, read here. Almost all federal job openings are listed through the ...

USAJobs, the federal government's web portal for job postings, is warning users of a phishing scam targeting its applicants. According to an advisory, registered users have been receiving emails ...

It’s not just you; USAJobs.gov — the federal government’s main application portal for job openings — is down as of Monday morning. “We’re currently down,” according to a statement on the website ...

The human capital agency recently updated the terms of service for a USAJobs data interface. A spokesperson told FedScoop ...

The federal government’s jobs website will soon undergo a series of updates, including new tools to help applicants find jobs matched to their skills and additional information throughout the hiring ...

USAJobs.gov, the federal job listings website plagued with user experience issues, could have a new look and feel as early as this winter due in part to the agile development process used by the ...

The Office of Personnel Management last week unveiled the latest step in its effort to overhaul the federal hiring process: "advertising” qualified applicants to federal agencies via USAJOBS. Over the ...

That's pretty standard from what I hear. A friend of mine applied for a job on the site, and then a few months later he got the job by pursuing it through different means (networking, meeting with the ...

On his last day, Andy Marshall left work early. Yesterday, people gathered to watch the Director of the Office of Net Assessment (ONA) take his last walk out of the Pentagon as a civil servant.

Despite an overhaul of the USAJOBS website, veterans still find applying for a federal job arduous. Before John Spanogle left the Army in the fall of 2014, he enrolled in a weeklong transition course ...