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I definitely have some things like that in my work history and I totally understand where you are coming from. In my experience, in this very specific instance
by iamthepieman 11y ago
I definitely have some things like that in my work history and I totally understand where you are coming from. In my experience, in this very specific instance of having done things you can't talk about, the aurora around having done classified work usually balances out the fact that you can't talk about it.
- jbrandmeyer 11y agoI have a similar situation in my work history. In my particular case I was consulting for a commercial firm with a duty of very strict confidentiality. Disclosing what I did for them would reveal their future consumer product plans. We discussed that I could freely disclose what I did as long as I didn't disclose who they were. So my resume has a line item marked "Client Confidential" and then I provide the technical details of what I did for them. That's a bit harder to do in the case of classified material, but maybe there is a similar balance you can strike?