Security Clearances and AS
Inventor wrote:
The first rule of Security, never tell anyone anything they do not have to know.
Only tell what they would find out anyhow.
Only tell what they would find out anyhow.
Well when sharing classified data, there's only 2 criteria to meet: whether the person in question has the right clearance and whether they have a "need to know". Don't worry, I have been to multiple security briefings as part of the clearance process and I know all about it
I'm not worried about my own ability to hold classified information. Honestly I am the best secret keeper I know. I am worried about the government's perception of my ability to do so based upon a diagnosis that I don't currently have but am considering going for.
Either way I am pretty sure now that I will wait until I have been around the company for a few years and my value as an employee is high enough that they would pursue an appeal if anything were to happen.
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AnnaLemma
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Yes, I had various clearances while working in aerospace and I think your decision is sound. If there is no compelling reason to get a diagnosis immediately, your clearance process will go more smoothly. So much post-9/11-paranoia has seeped into the process, why make the decision more involved on their part.
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