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Emely I came into the State Department as a co-op student in 2002, while I was getting my Master's of Public Administration. After my first six months here, I realized I would never be given the same level of opportunities and experience anywhere in the private sector so early in my career. I am now a management analyst covering the Middle East for the Bureau of Consular Affairs. |
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Eric The most rewarding part of my work is the chance to bring my background and knowledge to intelligence analysis for senior policymakers. I cover Japanese, South Korean, North Korean and Indonesian economic issues. When I was detailed to the National Security Council, it was exciting to get the chance to go to meetings in the West Wing at the White House. |
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Nicole As an adviser to the Under Secretary of State for Global Affairs, my responsibilities range from making policy recommendations to researching a fast-breaking issue to drafting speeches and testimonies. I also review budgets and personnel management issues to ensure that policy decisions are carried out. |
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Vontrice I left the private sector and recently entered the Department as a secretary working in Human Resources. What motivates me is the people I work with - providing them with office support and completing tasks promptly. I truly love my job and look forward to growth and a wonderful career here at the State Department. |
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Ron My initial entry into the State Department as an Operations Specialist was fascinating. The Operations Center is a virtual nerve center for all emergencies - from evacuations to plane crashes to coups and almost anything else imaginable. The Ops Center is a never-ending cycle of 24-hour, 7-day-a-week excitement. |
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