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> I mostly know what others said about me, assuming they only spoke to people I listed. One of the questions most investigators ask is "Is there anyone else I
by caseysoftware 9y ago
> I mostly know what others said about me, assuming they only spoke to people I listed.
One of the questions most investigators ask is "Is there anyone else I should talk to?"
Sometimes they say it in general, sometimes about specific situations or interests but they say it regularly and often. They know that the people you list will be neutral -> positive about you. They want more.
- KGIII 9y agoYeah, I've been interviewed for other people and that was a question they did ask me. They also asked some odd questions that took me a while to think of why they had asked them. They'd asked them to make sure I really knew them well and was giving honest answers. Stuff like, "We know you went to school together. Do you remember what sports they played?" Except we'd not gone to school together. Crafty buggers. Either way, that data is all out there now. I'm not sure what all made it into the reports, I suspect most of it did.