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I have a fancy graduate degree in political science. Now I work for my state's legislature doing research.

I typically answer questions that can be answered from either professional research, law, or existing data. Then I spend all that rep downvoting answers that lack references.

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17 Is it important to share the political views of the government you're working for in the US? Aug 19 '20
6 References for a Passive Search Mar 1 '17
5 Raised concerns about a security vulnerability to various managers, for more than a year, with no results. Should I mention it to external auditors? Nov 15 '19
4 When my employer offers raises for retention, when should I tell them I am applying to other positions? Aug 19 '20
3 Is it normal for a computer science intern to not work with any code or developers? Jul 14 '20
2 When my employer offers raises for retention, when should I tell them I am applying to other positions? Jan 16 '19
2 How do I make the most out of my references page? Oct 2 '19
2 Previous Manager Offering A New Position Aug 28 '16
2 Government Publications on LinkedIn or Personal Website Aug 5 '16
1 The need of reserving one's ability in job interviews Mar 5 '19
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