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Georgia Department of Administrative Services — Human Resources

Georgia civil service test guides

The Georgia Department of Administrative Services oversees state HR policy, with job listings through the Team Georgia Careers portal.

Georgia state employment is administered through Team Georgia Careers, the official job portal managed by the Department of Administrative Services (DOAS). Georgia moved away from a centralized examination system; most positions now use structured application reviews and interviews.

Selection processes are set by individual agencies and vary by classification. Some law enforcement and safety positions retain formal written exams. Review each job posting for details on the selection method.

General

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  • Team Georgia Careers Portal

    Official Georgia state job portal for current vacancies across all state agencies.

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  • DOAS — Human Resources Administration

    Georgia state HR policies, classification and pay plans, and employment resources from DOAS.

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State examination booklets

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  • Georgia Department of Public Safety — Trooper Recruiting

    Georgia State Patrol trooper application, written exam, and selection process information.

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Local government booklets

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  • City of Atlanta — Department of Human Resources

    Atlanta city HR department managing competitive hiring for police, fire, and municipal positions.

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Good to know

  • Georgia eliminated its central classification and examination system in 1996; most state employees now serve at-will. However, many law enforcement agencies retain formal written exams as part of their hiring process.
  • Veterans preference is recognized in Georgia state hiring for eligible veterans and surviving spouses.

Supplemental prep on this site

Our title-based guides explain merit-system hiring, what many exams emphasize, and study checklists. They do not replace your announcement or official state booklets.