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Want to take the time to thank AWOL and everyone else on the job who take time out of there day to help us peasants who want this job, you guys are kind people and we really appreciate all the advice. Thanks AWOL, SanMan2k5 etc
Depends. You can put in a transfer as soon as they open. If there's an open spot in that garage the seniorest guy who has a transfer in will get it. You get three choices on your transfer so choose wisely cause if you can't get any of them then you stay where you are. Obviously some places (the Bronx) many don't want so it's easy to get in. Other places are tough to get (Staten Island). You can look at a place like Bronx 2 and not only will the bottom guy be from the very the last class hired last year, a few others may be as well. Then you look at a place like SI3 and the very bottom guy will 4 years on in like 5 months.
Which then leads to questions about....do you really want those garages even if you can make them. 4 years somewhere else might get him a steady shift or at least more choices. Instead he'd be the bottom guy, no choices and might end up bouncing around or playing fill in clerk lol
I know this was talked about before but my wife's little cousin told me over weekend he forgot to check off residency credit. I know he has to go downtown but does anyone know exact address or a name of someone to see?
I know this was talked about before but my wife's little cousin told me over weekend he forgot to check off residency credit. I know he has to go downtown but does anyone know exact address or a name of someone to see?
I think once he gets his official list number notification from DCAS he need to go down to their centre at office, there will probably be. Contact numbers on the card they send him with the list number. He will have his number amended with a .5
I'm just saying guys that on the actual test booklet they made a point of saying that if you forgot to answer that question there was no way to claim that credit afterwards, it was bolded and underlined if I remember.
I'm just saying guys that on the actual test booklet they made a point of saying that if you forgot to answer that question there was no way to claim that credit afterwards, it was bolded and underlined if I remember.
Yes I heard that also but if you go back in this forum to page 55 56 guys went down in person and were able to get it amended. I was curious if it's the regular dcas address on their website
I'm just saying guys that on the actual test booklet they made a point of saying that if you forgot to answer that question there was no way to claim that credit afterwards, it was bolded and underlined if I remember.
You should automatically fail the test if you forgot to fill that in
You should automatically fail the test if you forgot to fill that in
Yeah well alot missed that. He's not the only one
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