So who applied for the FBI attorney jobs?
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Anonymous
| What is your status with the application? |
Anonymous
| I heard they were filling hem largely from within. I did not apply. |
Anonymous
Well, you were lied too. Moving on... |
Anonymous
| I didn't apply because I smoked weed at a Phish concert within the past three years and therefore became disqualified. |
Anonymous
| I failed the initial exam and couldn't find the job postings. (I looked for them when I heard about it.) Didn't apply. |
Anonymous
Just lie people. Come on! The jog us up wit da pot. |
Anonymous
Whatnow? |
Anonymous
Pretty sure the candidates they're interested in will be subjected to polygraph examinations probing their recent history of drug use. Unless you know how to evade a lie detector, deceit is not a viable option. |
Anonymous
I meant, since I couldn't find the job postings, I failed to cross the very first hurdle. |
Anonymous
Huh? I wasn't lied to. I didn't even apply for the jobs. I work for DOJ and work closely with FBI. That's just what I heard through the grapevine. I hope they don't hire you. You sound like a real peach. |
Anonymous
| Do not lie on a security clearance. That is what they look for. It is better to admit. |
Anonymous
Already hired. You were lied to. There is definitely a push to go outside. Guessing the folks you "work with" don't like you. Understandable |
Anonymous
What are you talking about? I work at DOJ and have no interest in working as an attorney at FBI, so I don't think I was"lied to" when it came up in casual conversation at work. Perhaps my colleagues were misinformed. Obviously Jim made a mistake in hiring you. I wish I knew who you were. |
Anonymous
NP here. You're not representing the FBI well, if that was your intention. |
Anonymous
You sound like a peach. |