Security Clearance news
It Pays to Read the Entire Section Before Answering Police Record Questions on the SF86
Increasingly I come across background investigations where the applicant fills out the Questionnaire for National Security Positions (SF-86) and they fail to list required information in the police record section of the form. As a result, the investigation is conducted, information is found that contradicts the applicant’s answers to the
The Confusion Among Younger People About Drug Use and Government Policies
ClearanceJobs.com teamed up with the Intelligence and National Security Foundation (INSF) to analyze why there is so much confusion among the younger population about drug use, specifically marijuana, and current government policies. Last month, they released a white paper, “(Uncleared) and Confused: Drug Use Confusion Trips Up Young People” that revealed 1
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…