Your boss is caught in the act of "going at it" with a junior colleague, and it's perfectly acceptable. That's the espionage division of the CIA, according to former clandestine operations officer Reuel Marc Gerecht, who wrote a piece for The New Republic. For Gerecht, espionage is a loose culture, populated by "bottom feeders," and is better left alone if America wants good intelligence. From the piece: When I was in the agency, my colleagues were amused, occasionally disappointed, but never sh...
Your boss is caught in the act of "going at it" with a junior colleague, and it's perfectly acceptable. That's the espionage division of the CIA, according to former clandestine operations officer Reuel Marc Gerecht, who wrote a piece for The New Republic. For Gerecht, espionage is a loose culture, populated by "bottom feeders," and is better left alone if America wants good intelligence. From the piece: When I was in the agency, my colleagues were amused, occasionally disappointed, but never sh...
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