I dont know about anyone else but has anyone noticed how the budget cuts have effected the hiring process's? I was absolutely CRAMMED through the testing process (completed all testing in a bit over a week) with Sno. Co. and passed everything with flying colors and then everything came to a screeching halt. I dont even believe my BI has started yet.
When we were at the initial orientation meeting we were told that if we we tested in the top 10%, the BI would not take more than 4 weeks. So after 4 weeks had passed by and I had not heard from anyone and my references were calling me asking when to expect a call I got a little nervous. So I emailed the Lt. and asked if there was a problem. His response was "tight budget and we cant give out the overtime for BI's". I am now pushing week 8 and none of my references have been contacted, yet there is no rejection letter either.
What I am curious about is if the budget is so tight why do dept's continue to run testing sessions? I know they have another testing series right around the corner and they were telling that group in thier orientation the same thing we were told. Is this S.O.P. even though budgets are so tight they cant even do a BI? Are dept's required to have a backlog of applicants?
Is anyone in the process with KCSO thats seeing the same kind of issues or any other agencies?
When we were at the initial orientation meeting we were told that if we we tested in the top 10%, the BI would not take more than 4 weeks. So after 4 weeks had passed by and I had not heard from anyone and my references were calling me asking when to expect a call I got a little nervous. So I emailed the Lt. and asked if there was a problem. His response was "tight budget and we cant give out the overtime for BI's". I am now pushing week 8 and none of my references have been contacted, yet there is no rejection letter either.
What I am curious about is if the budget is so tight why do dept's continue to run testing sessions? I know they have another testing series right around the corner and they were telling that group in thier orientation the same thing we were told. Is this S.O.P. even though budgets are so tight they cant even do a BI? Are dept's required to have a backlog of applicants?
Is anyone in the process with KCSO thats seeing the same kind of issues or any other agencies?
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