MOS. Young workers souring on federal careers. “No matter how much you love your job, everybody has their limits, their price,” said Linton, who grew up in Frederick, Md.
“If Congress wanted to force young people out of federal jobs, then they are doing a great job.” Disillusioned by furloughs and worried about budget cuts and pay freezes, many young federal employees such as Linton say that they can’t help but look toward the door. The government and private companies alike are vulnerable to the departure of younger employees because they often have high-tech skills that are much in demand and they are willing to jump at new opportunities. While a government job still remains attractive to many, the continuing turbulence of federal work has made the government a less competitive employer. We won't need Star Trek Warp Drive to get to the stars, says NASA man. “We don’t need warp drive or worm holes to reach the stars – we just need to use the known laws of physics and think big,” says Les Johnson of NASA’s Advanced Concepts Office.
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