By Cory Edwards
There was a lot of interest in this month’s free teleclass on writing effective KSAs, which was a definite success, so I thought I would recap some of the information about KSAs.
For those of you unfamiliar with federal resumes, KSAs are Knowledge, Skills and Abilities; supplemental statements that are sometimes requested for a federal job.
There are three basic rules when writing KSAs: One, give at least one good example (or story) for each KSA (I recommend using two or three examples or stories for each KSA). Two, use a different example or story for each KSA statement. Do not repeat the same story. And three, each KSA should be ½ to 1 full page each (this is using Times New Roman size 12 font and with 1-inch page borders).
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