IRS reviews

Only worked for one month. Successfully completed a six month training program for this position with Lions World Services for the Blind school in Little Rock, AR which is apart of the IRS. Which was a horrible experience. At the beginning of the program the school informed that the training material would copied on a disk for future reference. At the end of the program the school would not allow the material to be copied. Could not perform the detailed and complex job task without the training material. IRS also stated that training material is not allowed to perform job task. I do not know what the training procedure is for a person hired off the street, but I was informed that I was being treated the same as everyone else even though I was constantly referred to as a VI which means visually impaired.

Some of the best paid jobs are still right here in our backyards. Federal jobs are well-paid and no one can contest with the health benefits it offers. Especially if you work for the United States Postal Service. But what is really the price to pay for having job security? Should they be allowed to disregard the voices of the employees? Think about what truly makes you happy at work (besides the money)! Is it really worth it to be abused and belittled by the angry public,seeking to take out the anguish and frustration of tax season out on you? Is it really worth it to have to pick up the sewage inexperienced tax preparers leave on unsuspecting taxpayer returns? I guess you can decide.