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No Offer – Interviewed in Los Angeles, CA Apr 2010 – Reviewed Aug 25, 2010

Interview Details – Ridiculous questions provided by fools. Takes months before they (IRS) gets back to you.

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Agent at IRS

Accepted Offer – Interviewed in Jun 2010 – Reviewed Jan 4, 2012

Interview Details – Interviewed by a panel of 3 people. Did not take very long. Questions were very tax technical. There were also quite a few questions asked regarding basic accounting concepts (ledgers, financial statements, tax returns, etc) Interviewers were very nice. Did not know the answers to all of the questions.

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Negotiation Details – No negotiating leverage. Had about 3 days to decide on the offer. Not much room for negotiating with government positions.

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Agent at IRS

No Offer – Interviewed in Jul 2010 – Reviewed Jul 23, 2010

Interview Details – Applied on-line at USAjobs.gov, got a Notice of Results, then got a panel interview. From initial application to the interview, took 8 months. That's typical, anytime I call to check on the status the person at the IRS would advise me to be patient.

The core of the interview consists of 5 questions, 3 about accounting and 2 about IRS forms

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