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The part you cut out explains it: > (Though it’s possible I almost was; more on that later.) The part from later in the post that explains it: > In a terribl
by steveklabnik 2y ago
The part you cut out explains it:
> (Though it’s possible I almost was; more on that later.)
The part from later in the post that explains it:
> In a terrible coda, a large number of probationary employees were summarily let go at my agency just before my last day.
He wasn't offered a buyout. He quit, and then later, a lot of people were let go. He believes it's probable he would have been one of them had he stayed.
- linkregister 2y agoEveryone in the federal government received an email from OPM entitled "A Fork in the Road", offering the opportunity to receive a buyout in exchange for their resignation.
- steveklabnik 2y agoI actually forgot that 18F is literally part of the government instead of a contractor. Thank you. (I also thought that probationary employees were not eligible for the buyout, but now that makes me want to go check on the accuracy of that.)
- ericd 2y agoApplied to probationary employees as well. I know of one who was there for two days and took it.