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In response to "From b2: I looked into working for CLEAR but noped out of it very quickly. It seemed especially unstable. -- nm" by Qale

Wise call I think. I have no inside info, but it's not a company I'd feel great investing in. -- (edited)

Posted by ty97 May 9 '24, 17:53

California wants to ban it. (who knows if they will)

One of the advantages was not having to show ID, but now I think you have to show ID anyway?

Not sure how they are doing financially.

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There are places where it certainly helps, but a lot of places you don't really need it anymore or it doesn't give you much advantage.

And some of the people who use it tend to be a bit entitled, not sure you'd want to deal with that all day.

Pre-check without Clear works well enough for me (and I think I'm eligible for a free Clear membership based on my airline status? I don't even bother)

Honestly, I'm not sure I would want *any* job in an airport. Some people can be mighty rude in airports.

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The pay structure was convoluted, and the job listing seemed fairly permanent. It was kind of sales/commission, hourly, and structural. - Qale May 9, 18:07 2
- Anything with sketchy salary is a non-starter imo. - David May 9, 18:12 1
  - Yeah. Like, I got why my old newspaper delivery job had a complicated pay structure. But it was explainable. -- nm - Qale May 9, 18:19

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Wise call I think. I have no inside info, but it's not a company I'd feel great investing in. -- (edited)

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