The FBI fingerprint center is just down the road from here in Clarksburg, WV. I have several friends who work there and It was definitely a hiring experience they said they would never forget. It took about 3 months after filing out the 27 page application to get the first interview. The application wanted to know things like who your closet 3-4 friends were along with thier address and phone numbers. They would contact these people, and your family asking questions about the applicant.
My best friends father installed the elevators in the facility when they where still building the place. Myself and several of our friends at the time were called by people at the FBI asking us what kind of person Robert was, and such before he could start work.
I had a roommate that had an internship there while in school, and he was making $16 and hour to switch tapes in a machine that was tranferring data to optical disks. He worked one machine and would change about 9-10 tapes per shift. The rest of the time he used to work crosswords, no web surfing here. He had to fill out the same type of application the semester before he started to work..
My best friends father installed the elevators in the facility when they where still building the place. Myself and several of our friends at the time were called by people at the FBI asking us what kind of person Robert was, and such before he could start work.
I had a roommate that had an internship there while in school, and he was making $16 and hour to switch tapes in a machine that was tranferring data to optical disks. He worked one machine and would change about 9-10 tapes per shift. The rest of the time he used to work crosswords, no web surfing here. He had to fill out the same type of application the semester before he started to work..
those things suck.
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