Executive Officer 2024 Competition (Nationwide)

I've applied for TAC 2025 in Waterford. I haven't heard anything yet…

I was in the top 10 for Wexford on the Interdepartmental panel and mid-30s on open panel for Wexford for 2024 EO competition…I haven't heard anything from that either…

Anyone else hear anything?

Thanks for reply and best of luck 😊

anyone get placed in DSP know what potential office locations there are?

Yooo,

Anyone going for the Trainee Auditor job?

What's this Case study exercise going to be like? Anyone have any examples?

Does anyone know how long after the interview they usually call back?

Think it depends on the department.

I was looking through the EO thread from 2023 and I saw some people say they were contacted by the dept's HR the day they were assigned, and others say it takes over a week.

I was assigned DOJ on 15th (just over a week ago) and I've heard nothing since. I think Justice might be slower than others though—I saw some say that once they were contacted they were given a start date 7 weeks out, and most of the people commenting from Justice said they weren't given a location until a few days before their start date. One said they were only told the location 2 hours into their induction day. Madness.

Hey all,

I placed 3 on the OOM (batch 7) for Dublin. I’m hoping someone might have an insight on how likely it is I’ll be placed before the competition is due to close on June 30th? Also is there a way for me to find out where that puts me on the overall Open Stream?

Thanks for the help!

I was assigned DOJ this week. I emailed them and they confirmed they’d received the papers from PAS and they would be in touch in the coming weeks with their assigned positions.
Hopefully we’re not waiting too much longer.

I got this message too a few hours after I'd posted! Bit of a relief tbh

I got assigned Revenue, can anyone shed a light of what is it like with regard to hybrid working and flexi time etc? Dress code? is it fairly relaxed?

I did, and I am curious about this too!

I don't have any accountancy background, but I qualified for the next stage by "

"hold a primary honours degree at minimum 2.1 (at least Level 8 on the National Framework of Qualifications) in any discipline"

I'm just curious if the learning curve will be too steep for me. I am currently 46 and self-employed, but looking for opportunities in the public service.

Does anyone have any experience of anyone going into this kind of role with no accountancy/public service background?

They have reached 173 so far it might move slightly more before closing date. But doubt it will go much past the 200 mark if even considering how slow it has moved. So unfortunately you may not hear at all

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Top 10 in Clare. They havnt called a single person for interview, I followed up a few weeks ago 🙈