Final Stages

[Liter_of_cola]

I am reaching the final stages of my hiring process with my background in progress now, nothing that I can think of bad in there, but the problem is that I took my CVSA and was told that I answered deceptively on two of the questions although I answered everything truthfully. My question is does this hurt me during the process, I have good refrences, a congressional letter of reccomendation, very good work history, and I have never once touched drugs, oh and unfortunately my credit is kind of crummy, never been sent to collection but had my fair share of late payments (I'm a struggling college student). I have my directors meeting on the 23rd, and as long as my laser eye surgury dosen't blind me on the 17th I feel that I have a good shot at this job. After my oral board I was told that out of the 5 remaining candidates that I was in the top three (where in there they couldn't tell me) and they are only sending three to the acadamy. Any BI's or anyone out there think I have a pretty good shot too. Thanks for the input.

[Fury]

ahhhhh, run on sentences...I dont know what you are talking about but good luck anyways!

[mxwelch]

CVSA? Is it the same as a poly? How do I get a congressional letter of recomendation? Any time they tell you that they think your lying about something it doesn't look good. It might not be any auto DQ though.

[Liter_of_cola]

I had the pleausre of interning for a congressman over the summer after my senior year of high school, very educational experience to say the least.

[mxwelch]

I had the pleausre of interning for a congressman over the summer after my senior year of high school, very educational experience to say the least.

Cool!!

[paroxysm]

I too would be interested to know, if anyone has a response to Liter_of_cola's statements.

[not5150]

CVSA = Computer Voice Stress Analyzer