If applying via e-mail, please do not zip documents, and limit the total number of pages you submit to ten or fewer. Resumes and cover letters must be postmarked, faxed, or e-mailed by the deadline date. Resumes submitted after the deadline will not be eligible for consideration unless the search is re-opened. What to expect after submitting a cover letter and resume An acknowledgment letter will be sent to the address you list on your resume. In some instances, departments may begin reviewing cover letters and resumes prior to the deadline date.
Departments determine which applicants to interview and hire.
Interviews may take place while a position is being advertised, but typically do not occur until after the application deadline date. In either case, a job offer can't be made until four days after the deadline date to ensure that applications sent via mail are given full consideration. The length of searches varies considerably from position to position and department to department. Some searches last several weeks while others may take several months. You will be notified by the Central Employment Center when a position has been filled.