I recently applied to a small non-civil service dept. this Friday (10th) will be exactly two weeks since the application deadline, and i have yet to heard back. my question is how long should i wait to do a follow up call and/or letter to the chief to check my status.
i dont want to come off too pushy or uninterested---
thanks any help would be appreciated.
Posted by: POPCOP
They probably had a million people apply. Check the mail every day and sit by the phone is my advice. If you haven't heard by 1 month give them a call. I've been waiting for a reply for over a year now.....
Posted by: K9Vinny
Dear JNAMC,
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner, I've been real busy. No, you didn't get the job.
Sincerely,
Chief
Posted by: SPINMASS
I applied for a position with a deadline in October, three weeks ago I heard I had an oral board two weeks later. Now things are moving right along and am into the background portion. one of three left for either one or two positions. I had written this department off when I hadn't heard in like three months, so you could end up in the same boat.
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