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So I was doing the online orientation for my new job and my video froze.
and i just.
a bunch of people are in my inbox rn asking me how to get a boring office job so here’s an answer
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5 Myths About Becoming a Flight Director
Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to become a NASA Flight Director?
They are historically well known for making difficult calls and guiding the crew through "Houston, we've had a problem" situations, but in all spaceflight operations, they are ultimately responsible for the success of the mission.
We're looking for a new class of Flight Directors to join our team, and there are a few things to know.
Here are a few myths about becoming a Flight Director:
MYTH: You have to have already been a flight controller in Mission Control at NASA to become a flight director.
FACT: Although many flight directors have previously been NASA flight controllers, that is not a prerequisite to apply. The necessary experience could come from the military, other spaceflight organizations or areas that operate in similar high-stakes conditions.
MYTH: You have to already have a special spaceship flying license to apply.
FACT: The only place to get certified is on the job at NASA. Once chosen, the new flight directors will receive training on flight control and vehicle systems, as well as operational leadership and risk management.
MYTH: All flight directors have advanced degrees like, a PhD.
FACT: While a Bachelor's degree in engineering, biological science, physical science, computer science or mathematics from an accredited university is necessary, an advanced degree is not required to become a flight director.
MYTH: Flight directors are required to have experience in the space industry.
FACT: While you need at least three years of related, progressively responsible professional experience to apply, it can come from a variety of industries as long as it represents time-critical decision-making experience in high-stress, high-risk environments.
MYTH: Only astronauts become flight directors and vice versa.
FACT: To date, only one astronaut, T.J. Creamer, has become a flight director, and no flight directors have become astronauts. However, members of the flight controller teams have become astronauts. The "capsule communicator," or CAPCOM, role in Mission Control is more often filled by astronauts because the CAPCOM is the one responsible for relaying the flight director's decisions to the astronauts in space.
Okay, but What are the requirements?
Basic Qualification Requirements
Applicants must meet the following minimum requirements before submitting an application:
Be a U.S. citizen.
Have a Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in engineering, biological science, physical science, computer science or math.
Have at least three years of related, progressively responsible professional experience.
Applications for our next Flight Director class open on Dec. 3, 2021 and close Dec. 16, 2021! Visit: go.nasa.gov/FlightDirector
Learn more about what Flight Directors do with our Everything About Mission Control Houston video featuring Flight Director Mary Lawrence!
Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com
What is it Like to be a NASA Intern?
We asked prospective interns that follow us on social media what questions they had for our current interns.
You asked…they answered! Let’s take a look:
Answer: “Yes, sometimes astronauts request to run through the International Space Station simulation that we have using the hyper-reality lab.”
Answer: “Persistence is the key to getting your first NASA internship. Work hard, study hard, keep applying and persevere.”
Answer: “NASA is looking for passionate, smart and curious, full-time students, who are U.S. citizens, at least 16 years of age and have a minimum 3.0 GPA.”
Answer: “In addition to STEM majors, NASA has many opportunities for students studying business, photography, English, graphics and public relations.”
Answer: “The highlight has been the chance to learn a lot more about embedded systems and coding for them, and just seeing how everyone’s efforts in lab come together for our small part in the AVIRIS-NG project.”
Answer: Yes! Here at the Kennedy Space Center is where all the action takes place. Check out the schedule on our website!”
Answer: “There are 10 NASA field centers and they all accept interns.”
Answer: "Yes, we do! I am currently working in tech development for an X-ray telescope that is launched into space to take pictures of our galaxy.”
Answer: “The greatest thing I’ve learned as a NASA intern is to not be afraid of failing and to get involved in any way you can. NASA is a very welcoming environment that offers a lot of opportunities for its interns to learn.”
Answer: My favorite experience from being a NASA intern is meeting people from all around the world and being exposed to the different cultures.”
Want to become a NASA intern? Visit intern.nasa.gov to learn about the open opportunities and follow @NASAInterns on Twitter and Facebook for regular updates!
Watch the full story on NASA Snapchat or Instagram until it expires on April 6.
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So you want to work at NASA?
An out of this world career or internship might not be as far out of reach as you think. Check out all the ways you can get involved!
If you’re a student…
Our internships are the perfect place to start! We offer paid internships for spring, summer, and fall semesters to U.S. citizens currently attending an accredited university full time. Learn more at: https://intern.nasa.gov
Seriously considering a job in the Federal civil service? Check out the Pathways Internship Program which allows you to do multiple work tours while you finish school: http://nasajobs.nasa.gov/studentopps/employment/iep.htm
If you’re a recent graduate…
If you’re a U.S. citizen who has graduated from an accredited college or university within the past 2 years (or 6 if you have served in the military), then the our Recent Graduates program is just for you. Accepted applicants are placed in a 1 year career development program with the possibility of an additional year, or even granted term or permanent jobs within the agency. Learn more at: http://nasajobs.nasa.gov/studentopps/employment/rgp.htm.
If you’re a professional…
You can search for our job openings any time at USAJobs.com. Create an account, then use the USAJobs resume builder. Want to make sure your resume maximizes your opportunity for a job at NASA? Check out our Applicant Guide: https://applyonline.nasa.gov/applicant_guide.html.
You can then search for our job openings here: https://nasai.usajobs.gov/.
If you want to be an astronaut…
Astronaut candidate applications are accepted every few years- including right now! Get yours in before the current application closes on February 18, 2016.
Do you have a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field and 3 years of related professional experience? You might be eligible. Find out more and apply online at: https://nasai.usajobs.gov/GetJob/ViewDetails/423817000.
Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space: http://nasa.tumblr.com
Currently I read the best books I’ve ever read, it’s like discovery sometimes I think why people didn’t read that or why people actually.
I discover some of the best book and poem in my life by myself, I wrote some poem and some text inspired by art (painting and other things like you know carving etc...)
Tumblr is my bestfreind to find some inspiration i didn’t post that anywhere, i wanna try to see if people like that type.
Curently i’m in the worst things ever the HighSchool but my school have some cool things for the next year, cool option for my future job i don’ know why but i wanna be an Historian or a psychatrist but in university.
You know teach history fact explain all the things i can or teach people the psychiatry, how to understand the mind (criminal mind) pathology, psychose how people can have mental illness how that’s work.
That’s a big dream I have but I will do that and didn’t (never) fail, that’s like all I have for project.
to return to the beginning all I found on Tumblr all the book the text i found by myself in the library inspired me, to found my Project “my future job what i wanna do later”
(and i rediscover LEGO and i buy a set for halloween very nice set the cat and the mouse)
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As a job seeker, you're often told how essential it is that you research the company before a job interview. But what exactly should you be looking for? Here are five things you should know about a company before you arrive for the interview.
1. The quick facts Nothing's more embarrassing – or a surer deal breaker – than simply not knowing the basic facts about a company and the position by the time you reach the interview. It may be hard to believe, but many hiring managers will tell you that sometimes candidates come in and aren't even sure of the name of the company. Basic facts like the industry and scope of their business, how the position you're interviewing for fits into the corporate structure and, of course, the name of the company are all crucial to your success in the interview. 2. The skills they want Your main ultimate goal in a job interview is to convince the interviewer that you are the best candidate for the position. To do this, you need to have a good idea of what they would consider an ideal candidate and highlight the ways you fit that bill. Sometimes you'll get lucky and the employer will literally include a "qualities of an ideal candidate" section in the job posting, but even if that's not the case, you can still piece it together. Carefully read and reread the posting, particularly the typical duties and responsibilities. Ask yourself which of your skills and experiences match up with these, and how you can articulate that connection to the interviewer.
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