Top Secret achieved finally :)

DrB1986

Geeks,

Well yesterday I checked into the security office at my building in Norfolk, VA and found out I finally been cleared to a full TS which the investigation started during my time at the NMCI Hell desk for 9 long months. Anyways I plan on taking my net + (next month) and sec + (sept-oct) and was seeing if in yall's opinion will this make me more marketable especially those that work in the DoD/contactracting world?

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jvrlopez

Seen guidance floating around instructing individuals to remove any mention of their clearances off of their linkedin profiles. As far as how tightly this is regulated, I doubt it.

colemic

^^ also have seen guidance that it's ok to say cleared, to not to what level. Been a while though

stryder144

RouteMyPacket wrote: »

It's US Gov't, competence not a requirement. Bragging about working for the US Gov't is like bragging you're the smartest kid in special ed class.

^Best...Quote...Ever!!!

Blackout

tpatt100 wrote: »

Telling people on the internet you got your Top Secret clearance is kinda funny lol.

You beat me to it lol, I have seen so many people lose their clearance to stupid crap, thank god I moved out of defense and into the civilian sector. Having a foreign national wife and trying to get a TS is a pain in the ass.

Drethyl

CCNTrainee wrote: »

^^ Perfect example of Social Networking awareness!!

I have a feeling this will be on the SY 401 test.

CCNTrainee

^^ Oh damn!! You had me hurting my stomach, needed that laugh this morning. Lol

Pupil

jvrlopez wrote: »

Seen guidance floating around instructing individuals to remove any mention of their clearances off of their linkedin profiles. As far as how tightly this is regulated, I doubt it.

If you think that's bad... I've seen screenshots of NSA analysts mentioning the secret surveillance projects they've worked on under their LinkedIn profile. Talk about terrible OpSec.