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Received and Declined Offer

Interviewed Feb 2010 (took a day)

Interview process concise, friendly. Essay writing required, leadership skills and project management skills a plus. Do not turn down a job with the FDIC - because so much of their process and candidate "scoring" is computer generated, once you decline and if you decide to reapply, the process begins all over - no moving to the front of the line!

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Reason for Declining

Could not get out of an unrelated private partnership at the time job was offered; regret that I did not take the job anyway; the partnership breached its commitments shortly thereafter, which is why I put my resume out there to begin with (knew they were up to something)! I was in asset management for FDIC contracts previously (in the late 80's and early 90's) and I loved working with this group. The Dallas, Texas and the Jacksonville, Fl. asset management teams are probably the best in the country - no offense to the other teams but these are seasoned people who know their field!