Sir, thank you for all your help and advice, it didn't take them 3 weeks to let me know I passed the interview, it took them under 3 days, thank you for everything you do, brother!
great videos, keep them coming... I watched most of them if mot all of them. I applied to TSA back in March and just finished my OJT this past week. my class has FLETC in mid June. do you have to wait a year before you can applied to other positions?
@@theTSAguy fast forward update....I've been SELECTED for a GS position and in process of my background check/clearance....YAYYY!!! Super excited, Fazle, your videos were very helpful. I appreciate ya♥️ I wish I would've known abt this process years ago....better late than never. Fazle, you're the man 👌🏽👏
Sir, this is very helpful. I am currently on active duty in the army & my separation date is coming in 2 years. I am highly interested in working for uscis after my service. Please give me tips.
Go to usajobs and search for uscis jobs. Look at the jobs available and see which you would qualify for you based on qualifications. As a petroleum suppy specialist you have lot more experience than you think. If you need additional help in leveraging your experience send me an email and we'll talk
Been watching your videos, very informative! Appreciate the time you put into them. I'm considering the TSO position myself. My question is why does the salary range differ so much? For instance I'm looking at Orlando , FL and it says on site $35k-50k ? Does it mean you get hired into that range? I'm currently in retail Management making 45k. I'd hate to take that much for a paycut a year. Thanks for the advice!
There is a base pay but you also get locality pay. So your pay is Los Angeles will be higher than your pay in Dallas.However, the cost of living in Los Angeles is a lot higher than Dallas, so the locality pay helps offset some of the disproportion. The pay range for Orlando is $35k-50k because your paid on a pay scale. So you can start out at $35k but if you don’t promote and you stay at the same rank, the highest you can make at that rank is $50k. If you have retail management experience, how come you’re looking at TSO jobs? Why do you want to leave you’re current position? Thanks for watching. Happy to help! Subscribe for more videos.
@@theTSAguy thanks for quick reply. Well I've been in retail for 10yrs now and a manager for 6. The company I work for (Walmart) has endless opportunities to move up which is great. However, I'm simply not proud of what I do and I have no desire to move up anymore then I have. The thought of doing this another 15yrs is depressing lol. I just feel like I need a complete change. Something I can feel proud of what I do. I've also recently applied for a Postal work position.
@@theTSAguy I'm just not happy with what I'm doing it's that simple. I could always switch stores or departments, but in the end it's Walmart and gonna deal with same bs I already do now lol
Ok I understand your position. However, For someone with your skill level and talent I don’t recommend the TSO position. Have you looked into Analyst, or Program Manager positions? Even anything on the business side of the government like Contract or Finance Specialist would be more your speed.
Yes, I'm editing a video for that as we speak. I should have it up by Wednesday. If you haven't subscribed to ahead and do so. I have about 6 videos coming. I also provide 1-on-1 help if you need. My contact is in the description.
No I havent take the CBT test because when I submitted the application all of a sudden I got an email saying that I did not meet the requirements. Is it possible I can get your email?
Is a TSO a federal job? & even thoe they only go back 10yrs, a Federal background check is since birth...so what if you have a felony thats 18-19yrs old?..will that hender? only because of the federal check that is probably extensive?
Yes it's a federalized position. There are some myths that I will clear up. Not sure where the misinformation came from but it happens a lot. Federal security clearances don't go back to birth. Only to your 18th birthday, since you're no longer a minor at that point. Criminal records are treated very differently. There is no such thing as a criminal record being "too old" or being expunged. When you apply for a security clearance, EVERYTHING is fair game. You're being vetted to determine if you're a national security risk to the government and safety of the United States. The time scope of the investigation depends on the type of clearance you're applying for. If you have a criminal record, depending on what you did and what the courts ruled, that could bar you from federal employment. If you haven't subscribed yet please do so, I'll have more videos this week.
Hi Fazle, I am applying for TSO position at TSA. On page series grade location, I must fill out a question that I don't understand. Select the band level(s) for which you wish to be considered. You will only be considered for the band level(s) you select. Do you wish to be considered for "Band D"? YES or NO. What should I answer? Thank you for your help.
Okay I am currently applying to tsa for the first time and I wait for tsa representative to schedule a assessment Do I need to upload de-214 or sf-15 never work in a federal job or in the army ?
Sir, thank you for all your help and advice, it didn't take them 3 weeks to let me know I passed the interview, it took them under 3 days, thank you for everything you do, brother!
Great information! Thank you!
Happy to help
Thank you
Happy to help
Great video
Thanks for watching
great videos, keep them coming... I watched most of them if mot all of them. I applied to TSA back in March and just finished my OJT this past week. my class has FLETC in mid June.
do you have to wait a year before you can applied to other positions?
you can apply for other jobs at any time, don't wait!
Thank you so much for your time and sharing your experience!
Happy to help!
If you haven't subscribed go ahead and do so. I'll have more videos coming
@@theTSAguy fast forward update....I've been SELECTED for a GS position and in process of my background check/clearance....YAYYY!!! Super excited, Fazle, your videos were very helpful. I appreciate ya♥️ I wish I would've known abt this process years ago....better late than never. Fazle, you're the man 👌🏽👏
Congrats happy to help
You are very easy to understand. Thank you.
Happy to help! Let me know if you have any video requests
Sir, thank u so much !!! Made this video!!!
Let me know if this was helpful and where you are in the Federal job hunt process
Sir, this is very helpful. I am currently on active duty in the army & my separation date is coming in 2 years. I am highly interested in working for uscis after my service. Please give me tips.
@@alphabarrie4645 what was is your MOS?
I am currently a Petroleum supply specialist, but I have an Associate Degree in peace & conflict studies and a Bachelor of Arts Degree.
Go to usajobs and search for uscis jobs. Look at the jobs available and see which you would qualify for you based on qualifications. As a petroleum suppy specialist you have lot more experience than you think. If you need additional help in leveraging your experience send me an email and we'll talk
I will surely need help. Where can I find your email address?
Been watching your videos, very informative! Appreciate the time you put into them.
I'm considering the TSO position myself. My question is why does the salary range differ so much?
For instance I'm looking at Orlando , FL and it says on site $35k-50k ? Does it mean you get hired into that range? I'm currently in retail Management making 45k. I'd hate to take that much for a paycut a year.
Thanks for the advice!
There is a base pay but you also get locality pay. So your pay is Los Angeles will be higher than your pay in Dallas.However, the cost of living in Los Angeles is a lot higher than Dallas, so the locality pay helps offset some of the disproportion.
The pay range for Orlando is $35k-50k because your paid on a pay scale. So you can start out at $35k but if you don’t promote and you stay at the same rank, the highest you can make at that rank is $50k.
If you have retail management experience, how come you’re looking at TSO jobs?
Why do you want to leave you’re current position?
Thanks for watching. Happy to help!
Subscribe for more videos.
The advertised pay only accounts for full-time hours. If you’re apply for part-then then you need to cut the advertised salary in half.
@@theTSAguy thanks for quick reply.
Well I've been in retail for 10yrs now and a manager for 6. The company I work for (Walmart) has endless opportunities to move up which is great. However, I'm simply not proud of what I do and I have no desire to move up anymore then I have. The thought of doing this another 15yrs is depressing lol.
I just feel like I need a complete change. Something I can feel proud of what I do. I've also recently applied for a Postal work position.
@@theTSAguy I'm just not happy with what I'm doing it's that simple. I could always switch stores or departments, but in the end it's Walmart and gonna deal with same bs I already do now lol
Ok I understand your position. However, For someone with your skill level and talent I don’t recommend the TSO position. Have you looked into Analyst, or Program Manager positions? Even anything on the business side of the government like Contract or Finance Specialist would be more your speed.
Very helpful. Thanks! Any tips on resume format?
Yes, I'm editing a video for that as we speak. I should have it up by Wednesday. If you haven't subscribed to ahead and do so. I have about 6 videos coming. I also provide 1-on-1 help if you need. My contact is in the description.
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this is on resumes
@@theTSAguy, hi, I resend u email again, can u check again, thanks
Yes I'm responding now.
Yes give me about an hour to send a response. To protect your privacy go ahead and remove your email.
Hi so im trying to apply but for some reason it says application status ineligible do you by any chance knows why?
For which job?
Hi, thanks for the reply & TSO
When did you apply? Also did you take the CBT yet?
No I havent take the CBT test because when I submitted the application all of a sudden I got an email saying that I did not meet the requirements. Is it possible I can get your email?
91ambitions@gmail.com
Is a TSO a federal job? & even thoe they only go back 10yrs, a Federal background check is since birth...so what if you have a felony thats 18-19yrs old?..will that hender? only because of the federal check that is probably extensive?
Yes it's a federalized position. There are some myths that I will clear up. Not sure where the misinformation came from but it happens a lot.
Federal security clearances don't go back to birth. Only to your 18th birthday, since you're no longer a minor at that point. Criminal records are treated very differently. There is no such thing as a criminal record being "too old" or being expunged. When you apply for a security clearance, EVERYTHING is fair game. You're being vetted to determine if you're a national security risk to the government and safety of the United States.
The time scope of the investigation depends on the type of clearance you're applying for.
If you have a criminal record, depending on what you did and what the courts ruled, that could bar you from federal employment.
If you haven't subscribed yet please do so, I'll have more videos this week.
Hi Fazle,
I am applying for TSO position at TSA. On page series grade location, I must fill out a question that I don't understand. Select the band level(s) for which you wish to be considered. You will only be considered for the band level(s) you select. Do you wish to be considered for "Band D"? YES or NO. What should I answer? Thank you for your help.
Click “yes”
@@theTSAguy thank you.
Okay I am currently applying to tsa for the first time and I wait for tsa representative to schedule a assessment Do I need to upload de-214 or sf-15 never work in a federal job or in the army ?
If those documents don't apply to you, then don't worry about. Only upload the documents that apply to you.
Does the TSA require you to have a Driver's license? and does it have a 401K?
No license, TSA offers the federal TSP, which is WAY better than any 401k