It’s preposterous. There’s no problem that’s getting addressed with this solution, this is a solution in search of some problem.
Intelligence Community
… broadening recruitment, expediting onboarding practices, and shifting resources away from headquarters, including … GS-15s when OPM buyouts, forced rotations, or up-and-out personnel policies are set for particular positions. The CIA must find creative ways to align mission requirements with hiring … - page 209
… Redirecting Resources. Certain CIA employees and - 2697 Redirecting Resources. Certain CIA employees and offices have focused on promoting divisive ideological or cultural agendas and fostering a damaging culture of risk aversion and … - page 209
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… that reward individuals for creative thinking - 2699 that reward individuals for creative thinking and quality of recruitments and products rather than numeric … - page 210
… are - 2700 Not all careers in espionage are created equal, and the Director should incentivize and reward applicants who are willing to accept high risks … The Director should refocus the CIA to an OSS-like culture and mandate that all CIA employees acquire, as a condition of … - page 210
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