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You know everyone is trying to go the other way right?
I went federal to commercial out of personal circumstances, not a desire to leave. I don’t get why federal gets all the hate. It’s way, way better work life balance and the project I was on was super interesting. I was with the same client for over 3 years but in different type of roles. Don’t let people discourage you, OP!
OP, it depends on your skill set and the project. I’ve been in federal 16 years and have done mostly customer/market strategy, transformation, m&a, some systems implementation, and some program stand ups. It’s not all slow and boring and repetitive
Lol I think I'm attracted to the consistency of work from federal
Consistency meaning literally the same project? I’ve got a friend that’s on a federal project and it’s a 5 year project. I definitely get the work-life balance and local project perspective but yikes, going from commercial to fed sounds really boring.
I see, I was just trying to figure out more detail about what federal entails
I’m sure it still depends on the type of fed work/client but overall, I’ve heard much slower pace, a lot of bureaucracy, less innovative, and then there is the whole security clearance issue. There is a DC bowl, you could join that and you might get more detailed info.