thought this was an interesting article, especially for anyone looking for a job in cyber security. sounds like the gov't will be hiring 1000 people for these positions.

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id ... _article=1

Working for the government is quite nice, I would know some of the benefits from my mother being a DoD's employee. Very very secure job and solid pay, if you live in the midwest the pay will be more than enough to be in a substantial living environment. I'm trying to think of some good perks but I can only think of stuff that applies for those who are stationed overseas.

Now if you only could get Tricare the job would be F*CKING made.

F*CK tricare....F*CK em hard....F*CK em long and mercilessly.

but ya, free healthcare and all that. depends on your GS rank. Get up there adn your making quite a bit no matter where your stationed.

Hey man I've had nothing but happy face with Tricare, my hospital visits when I do go are hardly any cost and when I had swine flu my medication was only 9 bucks compared to 120 without it.

though it can hard to get care with tri care and other shit.

thanks for hijacking my post with healthcare bullshit

two posts=hijacking?

yours plus turkeys, and they are the only posts so far until this other tangent got started.

Well in a way they're all on topic...My first one discussed and comment about the positivity of a government job and a possible plus of health care though Turkey (who is older and is in the Military and knows probably more and/or has more experience with the given health care) questioned the positivity of Tricare, my rebuttal was just given to make clear there are two sides. Other than that I'm sorry that no one else has posted, though it is to early in this topic's young forum lifelyhood to be considered a lost cause, it has yet to go the cycles of that of a topic, first birth, development, first major tangent, second major tangent, a troll attack than sooner or later death. This topic still has life in it.

i really just wanted to F*CK with you. but i thought there would be more people to post about how the gov't is looking to hire 1000 IT type positions. if i had that type of experience i would be all over it, cause you get pretty good benefits working for the gov't. i know that if you work for the city/state for 20 years you get a full pension. and i think a cyber security job would be fun, but then again i've never tried something like that.

Indeed, its really easy if you look enough to get an IT job through the gov't, I know I've asked the ITs that work on the gov't shit, but that is last resort, I saw it overseas and I th9ink it'd be the same but the shit they have to go through and steps they do for a simple job are so ass backwards most of hte reason is for security concerns and licensing and other dumbshit, I'd hate not being able to do what I'd usually do or whatever.