Tag: Security clearance
Q+A / Am leaving military service. My polygraph expires before leaving. Will this hurt my job chances?
Question: I separate from the military later this year but my polygraph will expire before my separation. Will I have a hard time finding a defense industry or government job if I have an expired polygraph? Answer Polygraphs do not
Q+A / Am leaving military service. My polygraph expires before leaving. Will this hurt my job chances?
Question: I separate from the military later this year but my polygraph will expire before my separation. Will I have a hard time finding a cilivian or gov job if I have an expired polygraph? Answer Polygraphs do not an
All About Security Clearances ~ U.S. State Department Overview
An overview of the U.S. State Department Security Clearance program: THE SECURITY CLEARANCE Eligibility for access to classified information, commonly known as a security clearance, is granted only to those for whom an appropriate personnel security background investigation has been
FYI Tidbits // Security Clearance Processing Still Is Not Fast Enough To Make A Difference
The government has drastically reduced the processing times for security clearances. Yet a majority of hiring managers say it’s not enough to spark changes in their recruiting practices. The survey of 472 hiring managers and recruiters at corporations, government agencies
Defense Industry Career Fair ~ Springfield, Virginia ~ June 15th, 2012
This career event is for U.S. citizens and primarily those with Department of Defense Security clearances. Meet recruiting teams from organizations like A-T Solutions Inc., CGI Federal, the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), Dell Services Federal Government, iNovex Information Systems, Inc.,
Meet Raytheon Technical Services ~ Tampa, Florida ~ May 11th, 2012
Raytheon Technical Services (RTSC) has just announced that they will be recruiting at our May 11th, 2012 career fair in Tampa, Florida. RTSC’s reach is global. RTSC supports customers located at more than 440 sites and 80 countries across five
Q&A ~ I’m 54 … Still time to get into intelligence?
Q&A with Bill Golden CEO, IntelligenceCareers.com Question: I’m 54, prior military but no Veteran’s preference, have had a successful career in commercial IT management, and once held a TS/SCI clearance several years ago. I’m looking to transition into an intel
Q&A ~ How do I get my first security clearance?
Q&A with Bill Golden CEO, IntelligenceCareers.com Question: I have been trying to find full-time employment with the government for sometime now and have not been successful. It seems that every career fair requires a minimum of a security clearance which I
Q&A ~ Was charged/acquitted of a felony. Will this keep me from getting a job?
Q&A with Bill Golden CEO, IntelligenceCareers.com Question: I am active duty military and about half-way through a normal military career. I also have a current and active TS/SCI and CI-Poly security clearance. I was charged with a felony back in the
Q&A ~ Am leaving the military. When should I start applying for jobs?
by Bill G. CEO, IntelligenceCareers.com Question: I am separating from the Military, how many months out should be actively applying for jobs? Answer: It doesn’t hurt to begin applying for jobs 60-90 days before your availability date. Most recruiters will not
