u/Fragrant-Evening-359

My niece is 18, has just finished her A levels, and has never had a paid job. She's interested in applying for an HMRC Executive Officer role.
Realistically, does she have a chance of being successful, or is it unlikely without any work experience?
I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who works for HMRC or the Civil Service. Have you seen school leavers get EO roles? What would you recommend she does to improve her chances?
Thanks in advance for any advice!

Which position offers the best work-life balance and opportunities for career progression? Ta

Hi, has anyone who received an offer through the HMRC Campaign 558R heard anything further regarding their PECs? Have you been given a start date yet?

I'm based in Cardiff and submitted my PEC form on the 15th, but I haven't received any further updates since then. Just wondering if anyone else is in the same position or has heard anything back. Thanks!

Hi all, for anyone who’s reached the in-tray stage, could you please share which location you applied for so we can get a sense of how it’s split across the different sites? Ta

I’ll start: Cardiff.