Recruiter Bob 1 day ago
If you get on a contract with multiple locations.....say Maryland and Arizona, Get 85k for Maryland then after a year move to Arizona. Do you get to keep that salary or will it be adjusted to reflect the lower cost of living.
ArabianKnight 4 days ago
I applied to the PTDS program a while back and yesterday morning I received an email from a Hiring Manager stating he would like to speak with as soon as possible to conduct a 10-15 minute pre-screening. He asked me about my job history in the Army and in the Navy and that was it. No detailed questions about the job itself except for how it was like dealing with Foreign Nationals when I was deployed to Iraq with the Army. He also pointed out my Masters in Logisitcs and my BS degree and kind of skimmed through key points in my resume only to verify the information was correct. At the end of the conversation he told me he had a couple others to screen for the position and he would be in contact with me in a couple of days. I was wondering if anyone else has been directly contacted by a Hiring Manager and not a recruiter. I noticed a lot of people stated they have done the pre-screening with a recruiter or submitted the form to a recruiter. I am not sure if being contacted directly by the Hiring Manager in the department that you will be working for is a good start or if I will have to work backwards. The PTDS program is a little different than interviewing for a Financial Analyst or more of a desk job position but if anyone has any input or guidance I would really appreciate it. I am hoping to not have a face to face interview and to just receive an offer letter letting me know when I ship out or start training. Please help!
ArabianKnight 4 days ago
GeorgeIs in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania 16 days ago
About 2 months ago, I was contacted by a project engineer to apply to an internship in Gaithersburg, MD. I applied, and a month later I got a phone interview with the person I would be working for in Gaithersburg. I thought the interview went really well, and by what he was saying, it seemed like I had the job wrapped up. He said that he or a member of HR would be contacting me soon, but it's been a month and I haven't heard anything. I will be hearing back from my backups soon, but I would definitely prefer to work for LM this summer. Anyway, should I just be patient, or should I call HR? I don't want to seem like a pest, but it's pretty important to hear back soon...
stephen243 in santa ana, California 17 days ago
Hello,
I recently applied for a job in Lockheed martin and I got a phone interview that lasted around 30 mins, after that, they told me someone will contact me to let me know the status of the interview. Yesterday, I got an email from HR in Orlando and they told me to fill an online employment form and complete an attached Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) and also i had to upload my transcripts. Do you guys think I would get a job offer? because I only had one phone interview?
stephen243 in ORLANDO, Florida 19 days ago
Hello,
I had a interview yesterday in Baltimore for a position. I was wondering what everyone things about this. It seemed like they were interested and talked about the location if I get hired where I would be and all. I guess I am more gearing towards the question how long does it take for them to usually call back. They said they will be in touch but just so tempted to put my 2 weeks notice in at my current job. Any advice or help with this question. I read that some people interviewed on a monday or tuesday and got job offer same week is this the case for most or can it be more than that?
Herwick Mok in Los Angeles, California 20 days ago
Hi all. I've applied for an entry-level research scientist job about a week ago, but I have yet to hear anything from anyone yet. Is that normal? It'll be my first job outside of academia (recent grad), so I'm really nervous and anxious about finding a job. Any tips would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Hokiegirl in Bethpage, New York 1 month ago
I was just wondering what "approved" meant in the Job Status Column on the career site? Any help will be great! Thanks :)
eggy in socal, California 1 month ago
Hi, I've just recently graduated from college with my Bachelor's in Information Technology. I have a fairly good GPA, honors distinction, Dean's List, about 1.5 years help desk experience, and some certifications.
A classmate who I worked on group projects with works for Lockheed and referred me so that I could look at the internal job listings board and apply for some positions.
When looking at the list, sometimes things like Field Technician, Systems Administrator Asc, or Help Desk show up multiple times with different "Req ID[s]".
So if there are multiple different positions with the same job titles what is the protocol for this? Would I apply for multiple positions with the same title or just one of each?
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I'm in the Northern Virginia area as well so if anyone here works in the area and knows any IT-related managers and would be willing look over my resume and maybe hand it in somewhere that'd be great too.
Also, I've read that certain recruiting agencies work primarily with Lockheed Martin. Does anyone know the name of the one for the Northern Virginia/DC area?
Thanks for any and all help.
Hokiegirl in Bethpage, New York 1 month ago
Hello everyone. I applied for a position with LM mid-January. On the 26th, I received a pre-screening form from a recruiter. About a week after sending my pre-screening form in, I received another email from the same recruiter asking about relocation requirements and how long it would take for me to get to FL (where the position is located). However, it has been a week and a half and I have not heard anything else (no more emails, no phone calls), so I am unsure what to think at this point. Has anyone else had this experience? Since I have not heard anything else, does this mean I'm probably out of the running? Any advice or sharing of your experiences would be greatly appreciated!
