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This is pretty accurate. There are a couple more interesting elements to it as well (at least in the security clearance side of things, and not "criminal procee
by JamesSwift 6y ago
This is pretty accurate. There are a couple more interesting elements to it as well (at least in the security clearance side of things, and not "criminal proceedings" side):
1. there is a lot of stress around the fact that if you don't pass the poly, you don't have a clearance and so you don't have a career
2. you will "fail" at least one poly in each cycle so the stakes are raised in subsequent interviews RE: #1