Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (shackles) — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 01:42:39 GMT

I wouldnt worry. Your a private contractor to most of these companies. I work for USA Chatline. No one knows that but me and I work for a state government. they can investigate you all they want, they probably wont know who you really work for anyway.

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (longhaired goddess) — Wed, 13 May 2009 23:35:32 GMT

I would say that if they look at your tax returns, they're going to see the 1099's. So you'd probably be okay if you worked something like Niteflirt, where they don't give you a 1099 and you're just running a cash business, so long as you have a good explanation for what you were doing for your money.

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (blondie75604) — Wed, 13 May 2009 01:58:54 GMT

I was investigated for my previous job working for the feds in Washington, DC. I recall having someone asking questions about me in my college and even went back to my high school teachers. This was when I was 19, living at home and had never done anything even the slightest bit interesting--lol. It was also about 100 years ago so I would imagine that the investigations would be more stringent now, although I've never been investigated by any local authorities, which could be totally...

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (jenniferfowler) — Tue, 12 May 2009 16:15:14 GMT

I don't think it would be that serious of a background check unless you were high level government anyways.

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (blondie75604) — Mon, 11 May 2009 19:22:11 GMT

I agree with Wanda. It might not be right or fair or strictly legal, but that's how it is. I gave the vanilla world the finger a long time ago and will never look back but if you have other aspirations, think carefully before making the leap.

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (Lisalisa) — Mon, 11 May 2009 18:29:30 GMT

Wow. Thanks for the advice...

Re: Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (wandadollgirl) — Mon, 11 May 2009 18:02:40 GMT

If you're worried about it affecting the job you truly want, don't do it. The money won't be that great for a newbie anyway. Find a vanilla job and have no worries.

Some might tell you if what you do is legal, it won't affect your chances. But that's not always true. I know a girl who stripped to pay her way through a pricey top-notch private university. She wanted to be a pre-school and kindergarten teacher. Fully qualified, outstanding grades, extracurricular...

Would a PSO experience ruin your future career opportunity with the government?

feeds@yuku.com (Lisalisa) — Mon, 11 May 2009 13:09:29 GMT

Hi, I am a newbie and seriously considering becoming a PSO. I am a full time student studying in the law/security field. A lot of the graduates would be hired by the government agencies such as sheriff department etc.

I live in USA...I heard by getting hired in the government, they will do a detailed background check. What if they find out you worked for adult entertainment such as WETDITA, would that ruin your opportunity?

Any advice are much appreciate it! This is...