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Diversity:
No one else can offer you the variety of career opportunities and the many unique career paths found in the Government. From agronomy to zoology... We open the doors to diverse opportunities.
A Tradition of Excellence:
Americans expect the best. Our tradition is to seek out quality in ourselves and others. In numerous and diverse fields, Federal employees share a belief in excellence, in such areas as scientific research, business administration, health care, public safety and many others. With the Federal Government, you can make a contribution that counts and continue this tradition of excellence.
A History of Achievement:
The achievements of Federal employees have made us proud to be Americans, changed the way we live, and shaped the future. From Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon to the biological research of Rachel Carson (author of Silent Spring). . . from Census Bureau employee Herman Hollerith’s invention of the first modem computer to Dr. Robert M. Page’s pioneering work in radar, Federal employees are leaders who set high standards of achievement. As a member of the Federal workforce, you will benefit from those who have gone before you and from others who share your desire for future achievement. Build a career with America.
Challenge:
How to meet the need for advanced aircraft systems . . . how to prevent and treat cancer, heart disease, AIDS and other yet unconquered diseases . . . how to administer over $5 billion worth of contracts for goods and services . . . these are the challenges and opportunities for those with the drive and ambition to succeed and “make a difference.”
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Opportunity:
Eveiy year the Federal Government fills hundreds of thousands of jobs in more than 200 different occupations. Whether you seek your first job, or embark on a totally new career path, Federal agencies offer you opportunity. You have the chance to learn and apply skills on the job; the opportunity to apply knowledge acquired through your education and experience; and the chance to apply your experience to our democratigpillVERSIT V v system of Government.	0 URBAN*
You have the opportunity to excel and the stability needed to progress toward your professional goals. With the U.S. Government, training opportunities and career advancement are a way of life for those willing to make a strong commitment to personal and professional career growth.
Recognition and Reward:
Quality and excellence are recognized and rewarded in the Federal Government. Your contributions and achievements are important and do count! Cash and honorary recognition are readily available to recognize outstanding performance and significant employee contributions.
Equal Opportunity:
The Federal Government is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Hiring and advancement in the Government are based on qualifications and performance regardless of your race, color, creed, religion, sex, age, national origin, or disability.
Why a career with America? Current Federal employees respond to the challenges they meet daily in important Government programs and projects. In their own words, employees have chosen Federal service — and stay with it — for many different reasons . . . among them:
■	More diversity in careers and geographic locations.
■	The chance for decision-making and problem-solving that really makes a difference early in a career.
■	Work that is important to the nation and the world.
■	High professional standards and opportunity to achieve excellence.
■	Applications of the latest technology.
■	Modem facilities and equipment.
■	Numerous continuing educational opportunities.
■	Travel across the nation and overseas.
And there’s more . . .
The U.S. Government. Find out why it’s becoming the first choice.
For more information related to job opportunities, contact the Federal agency personnel office in which you have an interest or the Office of Personnel Management Area Office listed in the phone directoiy under U.S. Government. You may also contact your nearest State Employ-|HH | 2	or Service, or school counselors. College Place-
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