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It’s pretty normal for job seeking since there are jobs that require a clearance before any other consideration. There’s a whole job site dedicated to clearance
by jonnybgood 3y ago
It’s pretty normal for job seeking since there are jobs that require a clearance before any other consideration. There’s a whole job site dedicated to clearances.
https://www.clearancejobs.com https://www.clearancejobs.com
- wutwutwat 3y agoNice now I know where my moles need to submit their resumes!
- warner25 3y agoNormal and allowed, yes, but I share the sentiment that it makes me a little uneasy. I don't mention my clearance on my LinkedIn page, and I'm vague about many other things. Of course, anybody who understands this stuff (like any foreign intelligence agency) could probably infer who's cleared Secret vs. TS/SCI vs. NSA polygraph, etc. based on other information like job skills, locations, and military rank / time-in-service. I'm also not job seeking, just using it as a rolodex in case I ever need it later. Maybe I'll need to lay out the details if I ever do use it for job seeking.