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About 265,000 work in federal jobs for the executive branch. Thousands more serve in the legislative and judicial branches, as well as state and local levels.
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• Stephen Barr writes Federal Diary for civil service workers and hosts Federal Diary Live, the online talk show.
•Al Kamen writes In the Loop, a column that tracks political appointees.
•Judy Sarasohn writes Special Interests.
Read these local success stories to get the inside scoop on working for the government and transitioning from the military.
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