US Bureau of Land Management Overview
3.6★- www.blm.gov
- Washington, DC
- 5001 to 10000 Employees
- 7 Locations
- Type: Government
- Founded in 1946
- Revenue: Unknown / Non-Applicable
- National Agencies
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The BLM offers a wide range of opportunities in Natural Resources
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Getting projects funded and out the door
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Two interviews with a series of 10 questions each an interview was over Microsoft teams and cameras were on. There was a panel of three people. Each interview allotted for 45 minutes but I took 35 in the first round and 30 in the secondInterviewMy geographic information experience as it relates to the federal government
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