Obviously, the interviewer is implying about loyalty to the state (“state” as in country, not a US State) or to an administration, and I know that they are implying that. But I am not loyal to an administration. But I know that’s what they actually meant.

How would the polygraph interpret it if I say “Yes”, because I’m answering based on my interpretation of loyalty to the constitution, but deep down, I full well know the implied question the interviewer is asking.

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    No.

    Nobody succeeds at taking a polygraph. They successfully complete an interrogation that happens to include a polygraph as part of the process.

    It is an important distinction.

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      I am now convinced that you didn’t even read their comment past the first sentence.

      The “success” is about the person succeeding in getting a job, despite the fact that they use snake oil during the hiring process.

      The person is interviewing for a job. If they want the job, they have to take the stupid test. It’s really not hard to understand.

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          I dunno bud, you seem to be confused as to what you’re even arguing about. The person you attempted to call out literally agrees with you.