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Edward Andrew Robinson“Brilliant people simplify things, and mediocre people complicate things.” — Unknown |
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Edward Andrew Robinson“Brilliant people simplify things, and mediocre people complicate things.” — Unknown |
Hey man, I was checking out your website and, since I’m looking for work and preparing a resume, I had a look at yours, noticing a NATO Secret Security Clearance. Does this increase your chances of getting those cool jobs? I have a completely clean record without any medical or legal problems. I understand the nature of the question (I too cannot disclose info), but am doing a research project for MDA Space Missions and just wondering….
What the heck? I made a grave error in thinking this “Leave a comment” only sends it to you, the owner of this website, but it seems my privately intended message is displayed above. So, in that case disregard whatever I have said since I am, well, under heavy sedative medications in a psychiatric clinic somewhere……..
I think the best person to talk to about this kind of thing is Greg Wilson. I know he recommends sliping in things like citizenship, age, etc. I like to think that “NATO Secret Security Clearance” helps me get cool contracts because it shows that I am trust worthy. You could always make a note of your clean legal record in your cover letter when applying for “cool jobs”.
What kinds of things are you looking for? I can keep an eye out for you if you like.
Hello man, im a cuban ubuntu user too, visit my blog, is both in spanish and english.