Security Clearance news
Drug Use and Criminal Conduct by Family Member Results in Clearance Denial
Under national security adjudicative guidelines family members or cohabitants living with you who are engaging in criminal activity can pose a risk to your ability to obtain or retain a security clearance. A Department of Energy (DOE) contractor found this out recently when the administrative judge denied her appeal requesting
Waiting for Delinquent Debts to Fall Off Credit Report is not a Good Tactic
Many clearance applicants who have delinquent debts, collections, or charges offs on their credit report believe that if they simply wait for the debts to fall off after seven years then all will be forgiven. Unfortunately, this rarely works because it is seen as a lack of responsibility and trustworthiness.
I love the theory of electronic notes, but their actual documents are so, so bad. It drives me bonkers to type in one section with normal font, the next section…
Yep it is so bad, the next question has move down to the next page it’s all jumble together. You trying to deal with all that while listening to a…
is it possible to just do handwritten notes like usual, then transfer the info into the digital notes so we don’t look so scattered during the interviews?
I’ve worked for both companies and Peraton’s digital notes are much better than CACIs. I do find them more efficient than written notes but agree they can definitely be improved…