u/Tall_Challenge_1058

I don’t understand some of the crimes I read about in the news where some people have no regard for human life.

If shooting someone could potentially land you in prison or death (retaliation), why would you continue living that lifestyle?

Almost every inmate being interviewed will advise others not to pursue the same path they took as they made a grave mistake. Yet.. none of this seems to deter people from being more violent.

I don’t understand some of the crimes I read about in the news where some people have no regard for human life.

If shooting someone could potentially land you in prison or death (retaliation), why would you continue living that lifestyle?

Almost every inmate being interviewed will advise others not to pursue the same path they took as they made a grave mistake. Yet.. none of this seems to deter people from being more violent.

I don’t understand some of the crimes I read about in the news where some people have no regard for human life.

If shooting someone could potentially land you in prison or death (retaliation), why would you continue living that lifestyle?

Almost every inmate being interviewed will advise others not to pursue the same path they took as they made a grave mistake. Yet.. none of this seems to deter people from being more violent.

Applied: May 2

Referred: June 2

Interview: June 17

Offer: ?

Has anyone heard back yet?

The average price for a new vehicle has risen over 30% since the pandemic and is currently sitting at $50,000. Could this phenomenon be explained by how consumers have shifted into buying goods on credit, and because of that, car companies are incentivized to demand higher prices?

Is my current supervisor always contacted if I get referred for a job with the federal government?

I applied to one job in which my supervisor was contacted but I plan on applying to more jobs. I would appreciate if my current supervisor was not contacted for every position I get referred to.

Is this something I can avoid?