Closing out the third year of our “Talk about It Tuesday” (TAIT) LinkedIn livestream, we continue to bring you tips, advice and information on VA career opportunities.
As always, we spent the year exploring all the facets of the job application process at VA, from timelines to resumes, cover letters to interviews and beyond. We do this because we know that the application process can seem challenging and we want you to have the best shot at working with us.
In addition, we welcomed a number of special guests onto the program throughout the year as a way to hear from people who work in all sorts of jobs around VA. Their perspectives as successful clinicians, administrators, recruiters and more are important and insightful to anyone considering a VA career.
We do these broadcasts each week because, no matter your field of interest or your area of expertise, we believe there’s a place for you on our team, and we want to see you succeed in your journey to a job here at VA.
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Explore the best that TAIT had to offer in 2023 at VA Careers, and use that advice to start laying the groundwork to join our team in the new year.
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