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Not all clearances are created equal. I have heard of people being blindfolded at certain facilities, when they had vital work to do at a lower clearance level
by engi_nerd 8y ago
Not all clearances are created equal. I have heard of people being blindfolded at certain facilities, when they had vital work to do at a lower clearance level than would normally be allowed in that facility.
Also there's nothing like having different accesses than your boss, so when you go to certain meetings or do certain things, you can't tell him exactly what you're doing.
- hiram112 8y agoWhat I've experience whenngoing into an area I wasn't cleared for was the escort first turning on a bright flashing red light and then constantly shouting "uncleared" as I was led to the office in which I was needed. Basically everyone had to turn off their monitors while I walked past. Not as bad as a blindfold, but a bit embarrassing the times I've had to do it. That and being escorted to the bathroom while they wait outside.
- TeMPOraL 8y ago> Basically everyone had to turn off their monitors while I walked past. So essentially they had to interrupt a couple dozen people just to get you through a corridor. I can see why a blindfold may seem like a more pragmatic approach.
- acct1771 8y agoAnd that's how morality is removed from military operations.