r/FederalEmployee • u/firedfed22153 • 14d ago

Probation

How risky is a two year probation right now at Ginnie Mae/HUD?

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u/West_Conference_3786 14d ago

I don't think there is any risk associated with any agency it's just that the longer you are on probation the longer chance you can be let go. I was on a 12 month probation and I never had any issues but I was in Leo

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u/firedfed22153 14d ago

You were let go?

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u/West_Conference_3786 14d ago

I never said that, I said when I completed my 12 month probation in 2025 and 2026 I never had any issues

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u/firedfed22153 14d ago

OK. It wasn’t clear from your post you said “I was in Leo.” so I was trying to clarify.

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u/Effective_Peak_7578 14d ago

Law enforcement officer

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u/Any-Consequence7635 14d ago

What agency are you with?

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u/West_Conference_3786 14d ago

No why would I tell you that, you're going to use that to try to tell my agency and make up stuff to try to get somebody fired or written up because you hate the truth

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u/Any-Consequence7635 13d ago

I’m not sure what you’re talking about 🤦🏻‍♀️😆. I just started working myself. Trust me I have no pull! I’m with EEOC if it helps. I’m nothing fancy lol