Lie Detector Tests Mark CIA Job Hurdles
In Washington AP reports the CIA imposes severe screening for hopeful spies with extensive lie detector and interrogation equipment. Only about one in fifteen applicants progress past the tough maze of assessments. The CIA HQ houses a large section dedicated to probing thoughts emotions and rationality of candidates seeking American espionage roles.
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The CIA uses polygraph tests for applicants and employees as a routine security measure. Candidates may refuse but face slim chances of hire or advancement. The agency defends the practice as necessary to weed out risks and emphasizes competence over Ivy League status or wealth.
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