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Working for Obama
Thu, November 13, 2008 - 1:05 PM
Interested in a job in the Obama administration? Get in line. Tens of thousands of applicants are angling for a limited number of political appointments in executive branch agencies and the White House under the next president.If you’d like to be the next deputy assistant undersecretary for something, check out the Plum Book for a full listing of political appointment jobs under the last administration, most of which will be filled by newcomers.
--Sean Mussenden
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