Senior executive requirements changing at DoD

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Senior executive requirements changing at DoD

The Defense Department is going to start requiring senior executives to have held positions in multiple agencies if they want a promotion. Nancy Kichak is OPM&#...

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The Defense Department is going to start requiring senior executives to have held positions in multiple agencies if they want a promotion.

Nancy Kichak is OPM’s Associate Director for the Human Resources Policy and tells us more.

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