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Hey All!
I have a phone interview for a data scientist role at snowflake comming up. Any advice on how to prep?
The email indicates that the call will cover my experience, motivations, and understanding of Snowflake.
Curious if other have gone through the process and have insights to share. Or if anyone at snowflake can shed light on how I can be effective.
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In this market? No worries. Onward and upward friend-wife! Shoot, cut that 10 months short and thanks for the notice
I feel so terrible for her, she’s wanted a fed job for so long and has absolutely busted her ass for and in it
Mentor
Most fed HR is absolutely bottom of the barrel, so I'm not at all surprised they screwed up.
That said, now that she is a fed, she should be shotgunning applications out to other positions. She won't qualify for the ones that are open only to competitive service employees, but she should qualify for those open to excepted service, as well as the ones that are open to the public and Schedule A (presuming she does indeed meet the standard for Schedule A).
Mentor
That's a question for TSA HR (btw, TSA as a whole is notorious for being an awful agency, and while I didn't work there, I did hear that their HR is even worse than the usual bottom feeders).
She still has some sort of a status, which will be reflected on her latest SF-50. If that SF-50 shows that she's in an excepted service position, she's free to apply to positions open to excepted service employees. If it shows that she's a term or temp employee, then I *think* she'd be restricted to only applying to jobs open to the public or ones open to Schedule A.
I was a HM at two civilian agencies and we didn't do temp or term hires, so I'm not sure off the top of my head what the regulations for them are.
Either way, she should go based on the status shown on her latest SF-50.
What does she do? DIA is hiring like crazy.
She does international security coordination with foreign govt counterparts. Thanks for the tip- assuming most the DIA positions are TS/SCI and higher? Her’s is currently inactive, but still within the 2 year window.
which agency ?
TSA
Hey Op! There are some really cool open positions at TSA right now - perm positions. DM me and I can chat more.