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Marshall Dillon Guest	CVSA Apr 30^th, 2002 at 8:40am	Mark & Quote Quote Print Post
	A couple months ago, I took a CVSA for a California agency. The CVSA appeared to be used as an interview tool. An initial interview was conducted, and only some of the same material was included on the CVSA questions. Known "lies" were used mixed in with regular questions. My opinion ?! Don't worry. Tell the truth or, at least, answer all questrions forcefully and loudly. Most importantly, if you are a scum bag criminal, don't apply with law enforcement.


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job applicant Guest	Re: CVSA Reply #1 - Sep 7^th, 2002 at 7:45am	Mark & Quote Quote Print Post
	I tried that, didn't work. I was totally honest, told them things that I'd never told a soul in my life, and flunked the test. They said that I lied about being in revolutionary/terrorist groups, writing computer viruses, things like that -- when I barely get motivated enough to vote, and don't even know any of the languages viruses are written in. In retrospect, I'd recommend something along the lines of the "thumbtack in the shoe" technique, it couldn't hurt. Being brutally honest obviously isn't enough.


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Skeptic God Member Offline Posts: 549 Joined: Jun 24^th, 2002	Re: CVSA Reply #2 - Sep 8^th, 2002 at 7:18pm	Mark & Quote Quote Print Post
	Quote: My opinion ?! Don't worry. Tell the truth or, at least, answer all questrions forcefully and loudly. Most importantly, if you are a scum bag criminal, don't apply with law enforcement. Quote: I tried that, didn't work. I was totally honest, told them things that I'd never told a soul in my life, and flunked the test. They said that I lied about being in revolutionary/terrorist groups, writing computer viruses, things like that -- when I barely get motivated enough to vote, and don't even know any of the languages viruses are written in. In retrospect, I'd recommend something along the lines of the "thumbtack in the shoe" technique, it couldn't hurt. Being brutally honest obviously isn't enough. Hmm... so even if you're not a "scum-bag criminal", you might want to think twice about law enforcement -- at least, with agencies that use these devices to disqualify honest people. Skeptic


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