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How long has it been? If it's been a week or so, don't sweet it. But if it's been 3-4 weeks, they probably moved on.
It seems like the hiring process is taking longer now than it did a couple years ago.
Don't stop looking until you get a job offer in writing.
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Most likely, you will never hear back about that particular position. But you may hear back that you have been "placed on the eligible list" for a particular type of position.
I guess the hiring process there is different from most other places. It looks like first you look through their entire staffing structure—I mean positions in general, not just the open ones. Then you look at the prerequisites for the positions you are interested in. Complete those prerequisites, get yourself onto the eligible list, and start waiting.
If you're lucky enough to catch an opening while you're still on the list (usually six months or one year), apply right away and then you have a chance. If you're not on the list at the moment the position opens, you'll probably only be considered if there is nobody suitable already on the list.
When I realized that, I started to understand why it is not so easy for them to hire really qualified people. People with really good resumes would not spend an unknown amount of time waiting for something that may never happen.
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government jobs at it's best
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What on earth did they test you on for 90 minutes?
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It can be anything :)
I once had a test consisting of 60 questions. It involved reading a report or instruction written in extremely bureaucratic language, and then answering questions about the text—for example, if A, then would it be B or C, and so on.