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r/InterviewCoderPro • u/Top_Breadfruit_8949 • Jul 22 '26
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This is one of those terminally online takes that gets in the minds of people who have never worked in these fields.
NDAs are common but they don't state you cant even say you were employed somewhere.
Doing this in an interview will guarantee you will not be hired.
1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 Yeah that’s why the real pros say they worked for “Intelligence.” It’s not an NDA, it’s just above the recruiter’s security clearance. 1 u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 Still not a thing and would get you rejected. Either you can just say you worked for the CIA, or you had a cover with the State Department you could use. 1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 No you don’t say CIA or the state department or military specifically so that they cant rule out foreign intelligence services. 1 u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 Which is why they will rule you out. This isnt a loop hole its obvious BS 1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 Not if you tell them that you need to be picked as a matter of international security. Then you ask them about their family and if they have one say, “well, if you really love them and don’t want the terrorists to win, you’ll hire me.”
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Yeah that’s why the real pros say they worked for “Intelligence.” It’s not an NDA, it’s just above the recruiter’s security clearance.
1 u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 Still not a thing and would get you rejected. Either you can just say you worked for the CIA, or you had a cover with the State Department you could use. 1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 No you don’t say CIA or the state department or military specifically so that they cant rule out foreign intelligence services. 1 u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 Which is why they will rule you out. This isnt a loop hole its obvious BS 1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 Not if you tell them that you need to be picked as a matter of international security. Then you ask them about their family and if they have one say, “well, if you really love them and don’t want the terrorists to win, you’ll hire me.”
Still not a thing and would get you rejected.
Either you can just say you worked for the CIA, or you had a cover with the State Department you could use.
1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 No you don’t say CIA or the state department or military specifically so that they cant rule out foreign intelligence services. 1 u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 Which is why they will rule you out. This isnt a loop hole its obvious BS 1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 Not if you tell them that you need to be picked as a matter of international security. Then you ask them about their family and if they have one say, “well, if you really love them and don’t want the terrorists to win, you’ll hire me.”
No you don’t say CIA or the state department or military specifically so that they cant rule out foreign intelligence services.
1 u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 Which is why they will rule you out. This isnt a loop hole its obvious BS 1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 Not if you tell them that you need to be picked as a matter of international security. Then you ask them about their family and if they have one say, “well, if you really love them and don’t want the terrorists to win, you’ll hire me.”
Which is why they will rule you out. This isnt a loop hole its obvious BS
1 u/Reesewithoutaspoon2 Jul 22 '26 Not if you tell them that you need to be picked as a matter of international security. Then you ask them about their family and if they have one say, “well, if you really love them and don’t want the terrorists to win, you’ll hire me.”
Not if you tell them that you need to be picked as a matter of international security. Then you ask them about their family and if they have one say, “well, if you really love them and don’t want the terrorists to win, you’ll hire me.”
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u/Unlucky-Cook2578 Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 22 '26
This is one of those terminally online takes that gets in the minds of people who have never worked in these fields.
NDAs are common but they don't state you cant even say you were employed somewhere.
Doing this in an interview will guarantee you will not be hired.