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DOH HIRE Pilot Project
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I recently applied for a position within the Department of Health's Developmental Disabilities Division and am eager to hear back. While I understand that response times can vary in state jobs, I’m curious about others' experiences applying to any state department. At a recent job fair, I was informed that it might take about two weeks to receive feedback. Additionally, I've heard that the HIRE (Hiring Innovation for Rapid Employment) program is designed to expedite the hiring process. Is this true?
I applied to a job vacancy within the DOH Developmental Disabilities Division about 2 weeks ago. I understand with the state and even jobs in general, hearing back takes awhile, but does anyone have experience applying to the state (any dept) and can give some insight on how long it might take to hear back? I talked with their booth and a recent job fair and they said it could be about 2 weeks. Just feeling a bit anxious right now. I'm ofc applying at other places, but people have said this HIRE (Hiring Innovation for Rapid Employment) program they have is supposed to 'expedite' the hiring process? Would people say this is true?
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