The Senior Executive Service (SES) Whisperer
CareerPro Global has been a trusted authority and pioneering force in the career support industry for four decades. We have supported over 70K clients with private sector, military transition, and federal resumes.
With all of the public health issues taking place, here at CareerPro Global (CPG) are doing everything we can to keep safe, and to be flexible in supporting our clients’ ECQ writing needs.
More people are working from home, or just staying home in general, and many of them are using this as an opportunity to pursue online training and/or prepare their SES application materials.
Well, the Executive Core Qualifications (ECQs) lie at the very heart of an SES application, and many would argue that it’s by far the hardest and most time-consuming document to develop.
The holidays are a time for reflection in a lot of ways, including your job situation.
You might be happy with your job and have no intentions of leaving.
On the other hand, you might be struggling for any one of several reasons, which could lead you to think it’s time to move along.
In the challenging executive workplace of today, more and more busy professionals are turning to executive writers and coaches to assist them in developing their application materials.
We have worked with more than 3,000 GS-15s, corporate executives, and senior military officers over the past two decades, and we are well known at the highest levels of numerous government agencies. Still, some people don’t understand the role (and benefits) of an SES writer and coach.
Success when applying for an SES position requires preparation and precision. Most applicants have the leadership skills necessary to excel in an executive role, but few know how to tailor their skills and experiences to stand out as a desirable applicant. Fortunately, you can learn a lot from others’ mistakes. Here are five of the most common SES resume mistakes and how you can avoid them when applying for federal jobs.
