DMV OAG Competitive? Forum
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DMV OAG Competitive?
How competitive are the programs for recent grads at the DC, Virginia, and Maryland State Attorney General Offices?
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Re: DMV OAG Competitive?
Perhaps someone else will be able to give you more detailed info. But in case they don't, anecdotally, I have known a few people who have done stints in those offices (can't think of anyone who has been in one long-term) and I would not wager that they're competitive in terms of grades. No offense to my friends lol
Based on my impression, I would guess it's similar to federal positions in the less "prestigious" cabinet agencies like mine; e.g., not State, DoD, or Treasury. In other words, it can be competitive as there are few positions and we sometimes look to hire people with specific skillsets to address a need. But overall, we don't care too much about whether you got Coif from a T6 or anything of that sort. It's a much more wholistic (arbitrary) review process than you'd stumble across with some other employers. Hope that makes sense and at least is a little bit helpful.
Based on my impression, I would guess it's similar to federal positions in the less "prestigious" cabinet agencies like mine; e.g., not State, DoD, or Treasury. In other words, it can be competitive as there are few positions and we sometimes look to hire people with specific skillsets to address a need. But overall, we don't care too much about whether you got Coif from a T6 or anything of that sort. It's a much more wholistic (arbitrary) review process than you'd stumble across with some other employers. Hope that makes sense and at least is a little bit helpful.
