Working for the State of Texas: Pros and Cons Revealed
Explore the advantages and disadvantages of working for the State of Texas, covering aspects such as work-life balance, slow advancement, non-negotiable starting salary, benefits, and more. Get insider insights on the state's work culture and tips for succeeding in the system.
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Working for the State of Texas Pro s and Con s Pros Cons Work Life Balance (Quote our Commissioner) Advancement can be slow Collegial atmosphere (How can I help you succeed) Starting salary and time-off are non-negotiable Benefits- Retirement plus Medical (Rule of 80) Comparable title would pay more in private sector (but you would work more to get it) Hire to the Busiest Day vs. Slowest Day Needed process changes can be painstaking to get implemented At work fitness activities Gym, vball and bball courts, walking trails, etc. Seniority is more valued than ability (up for debate) Networking NOT Needed (well a little) Following the process is more important than the result Resume s not important (well to help you fill out application)
State Application Scored by Robots; well, not really, but close Plagiarize; don t lie, but plagiarize Copy and paste from the Job posting Tell what you have done and how you have done it Use white space; but otherwise, use all the space If you have a 4 year degree and/or advanced degree, add transcript to application Give me reasons to trust you; not mistrust you If you are adding something that raises an eyebrow, or leaving something out Better explain it because I do not know you yet
