
GS 12 take home pay DC area : r/fednews - Reddit
Mar 15, 2023 · I’m a GS-12 step 1 in the NYC locality so I am at $96,808 per year and $2,170.54 take home pay per pay period. This is with a $185.56 Roth deduction (5%), $70.21 dental insurance, $193.73 health insurance and all the extra options selected for …
GS-12 and up? : r/govfire - Reddit
Apr 30, 2023 · Gotta remember that 13 to 14 is rarely about just getting better at your job--it's about demonstrating independent and self-driven leadership over time in most series, with the relevant score drivers being how much independent and unsupervised work you do and the nature and level of communications you personally handle.
GS-12? : r/usajobs - Reddit
May 25, 2022 · A GS-12 requires a year of specialized experience equivalent to a GS-11. A GS-13 requires a year of specialized experience equivalent to a GS-12. You get the idea. Now, if the posting allows it, relevant education can be substituted in the following way: Bachelor's Degree - Qualification for GS-5.
GS 12 vs GS 13 | Student Doctor Network
Apr 7, 2017 · As a GS-12 approaching GS-13 eligibility (a few months out), at what point can I begin applying for GS-13 positions? Do I have to wait until I am literally awarded 13 at my current site? By the time I am interviewed, selected, and the on-boarding process is complete, it's likely I would be GS-13.
GS-12 moving to GS-13 confused about pay : r/fednews - Reddit
Feb 6, 2023 · GS-12 step 1 to GS-13 step 1 is about 18% increase, but GS-12 step 7 to GS 13 step 3 is only about 6% increase. What they should do is that if the promotion comes with supervisory responsibility then 18% increase apply, so they pretty much keep their step.
1102 Job Series Interview Questions : r/1102 - Reddit
Feb 27, 2024 · GS-12 (Expertise): Focuses on high-value contract management, complex procurement challenges, and post-award support. GS-13 (Mastery): Targets the ability to manage high-visibility contracts, provide expert guidance, and innovate within procurement processes.
Is GS-12 a common GS level to settle? : r/usajobs - Reddit
On here, many people will rush in atop their high horses to boast about their GS-14 and 15s. Every agency and department is different. Some have 11s as a unicorn position. Some are all 13+. GS-12 makes up the highest amount of federal employees. Millions of people would kill for your GS-12 job. The goal on here always seems about where to "settle."
How Hard/Long to Get GS-12? : r/fednews - Reddit
Jun 4, 2021 · I would ideally like to get to GS-12 within the next 5 years (while staying in the same area). My partner really does not want to relocate, so we would like to stay in the New England area. I get that the ability to get to GS-12 will depend on availability of jobs, but I am looking for thoughts of those more experienced in gov work/progression.
Is it possible to enter the federal government at GS12 or GS13
Aug 10, 2021 · Yes, I came in as a GS-12 in a 12/13 ladder position in the competitive service. I am in my early 30s. Prior I was a contractor with over 8 years experience supporting federal clients. I also have a masters. I am a non-vet; so I consider myself lucky to have made it …
Can someone explain the GS Levels and their Steps? : r/usajobs
Jun 9, 2022 · The higher your GS level, usually the more responsibilities or technical expertise you (supposedly) have. Think of GS levels like ranks in the military; not a perfect analogy, but as a GS-12 you outta k someone who is a GS-9. Higher levels (usually GS-11+) are more along the lines of supervisors.