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Topic	Have you ever known someone who lied on their resume and put a college degree
TommyVercetti 03/09/24 11:11:56 AM #23:	asdf8562 posted... A security clearance such as a TS or higher. TS clearances usually involves an actual investigator who verifies all of your claims when you apply for one. Depending on the type of TS clearance you are even interrogated. If you are serious about a job that requires a TS clearance, I'd highly recommend not lying in one of those. As if the investigator catches it and determines it was intentional, there's a good chance you can kiss that clearance goodbye along with the job that likely needs you with a TS clearance. you mostly mean like airline jobs, tcs or whatever they call the security part of most airlines? forget the 3 letter shortening.... <cite>TommyVercetti posted [p:979275808] in Have you e... [t:80716949]...</cite> <quote>asdf8562 posted... </cite><quote>A security clearance such as a TS or higher.TS clearances usually involves an actual investigator who verifies all of your claims when you apply for one. Depending on the type of TS clearance you are even interrogated. If you are serious about a job that requires a TS clearance, I'd highly recommend not lying in one of those. As if the investigator catches it and determines it was intentional, there's a good chance you can kiss that clearance goodbye along with the job that likely needs you with a TS clearance.</quote>you mostly mean like airline jobs, tcs or whatever they call the security part of most airlines? forget the 3 letter shortening....</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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