Katie Keller

Virginia

Editorial Communications Manager at ClearanceJobs

@ClearanceJobs podcaster/author 💋 ex defense contractor. blabs about nat’l security, espionage, security clearances, vets, recruiting/hiring, & government.

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05.27.25 -- Pharma 4.0 Adoption Needs Cooperation - Here's How To Build It

1 month ago | pharmaceuticalonline.com | Katie Keller |Asahi Kasei Bioprocess |Stephen Ondek |Michael Cobb

Virtual Pharma Expo's Spring session on Aseptic Manufacturing and Packaging is now available on-demand! View detailed demonstrations of the latest pharmaceutical equipment directly from the top manufacturers. Evaluate solutions and suppliers efficiently from the convenience of your screen and find the best fit for your process and packaging needs. Registration is free.
Groups Petition DC Circuit to Review MVP Southgate Extension

Apr 23, 2024 | wildvirginia.org | Katie Keller

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Late yesterday, a number of conservation groups filed a petition in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit challenging a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission decision to extend the Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity for MVP radically altered its plans for the project almost immediately after the extension was granted.
Fibbing on Your Resume When You Apply for a Clearance

Feb 23, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

Lying on your resume can have serious consequences that can negatively impact your career both in the short and long term. If your lie is discovered by a potential employer, it can lead to immediate rejection from the job application process, damage your reputation, and even result in being fired if you have already been hired. Add in the fact that youâ€™re being investigated for a public trust? National security does not like liars.
Is it Pronounced CUI or Coo-ee?

Feb 22, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

Welcome to the ClearanceJobs Game Show extravaganza, where today, we’re going to test our PR and Partnerships Manager’s knowledge on weird government acronyms and how to pronounce them. Is it C.U.I.? Or coo-eee? Phoebe, are you ready to put your government acronym knowledge to the test?
A Recruiter's Guide to Hiring AI Talent

Feb 22, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

When it comes to hiring artificial intelligence (AI) personnel, it’s crucial to understand the specific skills and qualities you’re looking for in candidates. AI professionals should possess a strong background in computer science, mathematics, and statistics, as well as experience with programming languages such as Python, Java, or R. Expertise in machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing, and data analysis is highly desirable.
The Dreaded Micromanager: How Overbearing Supervision Kills Morale in the Workplace

Feb 19, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

Micromanagement, while often well-intentioned, can have several negative consequences in the workplace. One major issue is decreased morale and motivation among employees. When workers feel like they are constantly being scrutinized and their every move is being controlled, it can lead to feelings of frustration, disempowerment, and lack of trust in their abilities. This can result in decreased productivity and creativity as employees may feel stifled and demotivated to perform at their best.
Immediate Family Member Travel to Hostile Country

Feb 16, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

When applying for a security clearance, more than just your personal history is examined. Your past friendships and current family connections are also considered. Having links to unfriendly nations or knowing individuals from such countries doesn’t automatically disqualify you, but you might need to provide additional information to the appropriate authorities while your clearance application is evaluated. But what if you have family who are simply thinking about visiting a hostile country?
The 411 on Applicant Tracking Systems: Does Your ATS Need a Tune-Up?

Feb 15, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

An applicant tracking system (ATS) is a software application that helps organizations manage their recruitment and hiring processes more efficiently. An ATS allows companies to collect, organize, and track job applications in a centralized database. This system streamlines the hiring workflow by automating tasks such as resume parsing, candidate screening, interview scheduling, and communication with applicants.
How to Increase Your Salary in GovTech

Feb 12, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

Symone B joined the podcast last year for Unlocking Success in GovTech: Insider Tips to Make Over $200,000 and Navigate the Cleared Job Search, sharing personal stories of climbing up the ladder in this industry from a really young age. For this episode, we dive in a little bit more into the national security tech industry and talk about many of the hottest GovTech (Government Technology) jobs that pay really well.
Do You Have to Report Being Detained on the SF-86?

Feb 9, 2024 | news.clearancejobs.com | Katie Keller

If you were cited, detained, and then released by police, many security clearance applicants mistakenly consider them to be similar to minor traffic violations. Ignoring a citation or an arrest can make you look like a fibber on the SF-86 form. And it’s not just about handcuffs and jail time; simple detentions also count. Failing to report something on the form can lead to accusations of intentional falsification.