Still wondering if it’s worth the hassle to obtain a federal security clearance?

The Corridor Inc magazine states:

“BRAC-affected agencies and contractors have already initiated recruiting efforts to find workers in Maryland and they’re willing to pay a premium for individuals with security clearances.

For example, a 26-year-old electrical engineer with three years experience and a security clearance can get “a $25,000 salary bump” over a comparable engineer without a clearance, said retired Brigadier General Mike Hayes, director of DBED’s Office of Military and Federal Affairs.”

To find out more about Security Clearances for yourself and you company, sign up today to attend the Security Clearance Seminar at The Center for Business and Technology in Howard County.

Click here for more information. Space is limited to the first 30 registrants.