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Thanks for writing it. This is certainly disturbing news. And it's great to know about it. But I'm left feeling hopeless. Because we've been fighting this bull

Thanks for writing it. This is certainly disturbing news. And it's great to know about it. But I'm left feeling hopeless. Because we've been fighting this bullshit for decades, with little to show for it. And personally, there's nothing actionable. So it goes.

cwkoss 7y ago
Minor method of resistance: whenever you get a resume that lists work with the FBI, put it directly into the circular file.
- eatbitseveryday 7y ago
  You realize people self-report their work history on their resume? I can omit something and it isn’t a liability for anyone.
  - mirimir 7y ago
    Lying on a resume may get you fired. Or so I've heard.
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    - kaitai 7y ago
      Omitting a job is not lying on a resume -- it's very common to prune your jobs to respect a one-page limit, and the resume is supposed to present what is relevant and persuasive to the hiring manager.
      - Fjolsvith 7y ago
        So why not ask for the comprehensive job history on the job application? The federal government does.