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Also is there any validity to the claim that each field office, with the exception of the WFO and the NYC Field Office has around 67 Agents working full time?

He's a dude who got into Rutgers for the sole purpose of meeting and hooking up with Desi women. I'm not here to judge his preferences or anything but it seems really weird and creepy to attend a college for the sole purpose of trying to bang women who belong to a specific ethnic group.

Instead 18 year old me enlisted into the military. Learned some pretty cool skills that turned out to be lucrative. Got to travel to some exotic locations, deployed, then got out.

Worked as a DOD/DOW contractor for a bit, and now I work at a 3 letter in the Washington Beltway. I guess life is pretty good, but man I always wished I got to join a frat. If anyone reading this is debating on rushing, just send it bro. Don't live life with regrets.

I'm a south asian dude, 24 years old if that matters.

No kidding, it was my dream job. Everything about it from the work, location, pay, team, everything was absolutely perfect. There was only 1 position and I failed the interview. I feel so freaking defeated and feel like I just lost my only shot.

No kidding, it was my dream job. Everything about it from the work, location, pay, team, everything was absolutely perfect. There was only 1 position and I failed the interview. I feel so freaking defeated and feel like I just lost my only shot.

It sucks. Seriously it feels worse than a breakup. Its to the point where its affecting my mood day to day and I'm just in a overthinking loop.

Wish me luck guys!

Like say someone had beef with their neighbor, or an old ex. Have you ever encountered a scenario where that person lied about something like the other individual selling fentanyl, tax fraud, possessing illicit images etc just to get them in trouble?

If so does LE and prosecutors/judges tend to believe the lie?

Is it a good company? I think they're under GDIT now?

I'm assuming each panel member submits a numbered or letter grade? But what are they looking for? I had a panel style interview recently and I was told that after my interview was over, the board will discuss my interview performance amongst themselves.

I'm assuming each panel member submits a numbered or letter grade? But what are they looking for? I had a panel style interview recently and I was told that after my interview was over, the board will discuss my interview performance amongst themselves.

I was on a PIP. Ran a large query which was deemed to broad. It was a innocent mistake but it was enough for the gov client to give me the boot. Now what?

I was placed on a PIP and got fired almost 60 days later. I've improved since then but I want to see what my odds are especially because I had to report this on my clearance application. Its been slightly over a year since I got fired.

I'm sure this has happened quite a bit. From your experience what led you to not select a candidate who possessed both the right qualifications + interviewed well?

I'm sure this has happened quite a bit. From your experience what led you to not select a candidate who possessed both the right qualifications + interviewed well?

Board style panel interview. Purpose was to see if I would be a good fit for the team and vice-versa.

Question: Named a time you had to multitask different priorities at the same time from different leaders.
A: I stumbled and didn't really answer this.

Question: What was your biggest professional challenge?

A: Discussed working on a high end military project using tools and processes I wasn't familiar with

Question: What was your biggest professional achievement?
A: Talked about taking down criminal networks and partnering with different law enforcement partners. Felt that this was too "me" focused and didnt' discuss my role enough and why it was a big achievement.

Question: Name a time where you disagreed with your boss and how did that affect your relationship with them?
A: I talked about how I disagreed with my team lead on how to approach a problem from a analytic perspective. I told them what I suggested and said it didn't really affect my relationship with the boss.

At the end I was asked if I had any hesitation about the role and I said I applied for the same job as a Military member :(