Recently had one of these due to being terminated from a job earlier. I talked to a member from the background screening team, and the member informed me that all my notes and background would be handed over to the Booz Allen adjudications panel for a yes/no decision.
Think I will get denied due to a old termination? It wasn't anything criminal or nefarious.
Does it matter? What if the candidate was a military member on a deployment?
I keep noticing that alex cooper from the "call her daddy" podcast loves to ask her guests this question. It did strike my curiosity and I'm very interested to see what the average response would look like in this sub.
I also want to preface that this is a judgement free zone. I don't care if it was 1 person, or 500. I'm just looking for insights in a unfiltered manner. Thank you
Like, would an indian or south asian student feel safe and comfortable in VT and the surrounding community?
It was my dream role, dream agency, and dream location. All in one. Got all the way to the in-person interview and then choked and failed. Feeling really defeated.
Also is it true that a 26 year old is "too young" to handle the job of a GG-13?
I find this a little challenging when it comes to federal employment due to how hard is it to get formal, structured feedback on the gov side.
I'm not a student at UMD or anything. I just want to go out this weekend.
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.
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!