Quote Originally Posted by Questionslol
Thanks for the reply. This is all true, and as such, I would assume my official test would be more diluted than anything since I had to drink a few glasses of water when I got there. If I cleared out my fluids with the urine at the test site, then wouldn't it make sense that the test I took a few hours later would have been dirtier, so to speak, since I had not pissed in two hours?

Thanks again for the clarification. Much appreciated
So it might be premature, but I'm assuming I passed. My situation is slightly different from your typical preemployment screen though. Since I was already technically working for the company, it was a matter of formality in completing these task, as I was a temp-to-hire sort of thing.

The reason My situation is different is because most people know they have failed because they were either contacted by an MRO or simply heard from their employer regarding the situation.

I called the lab to see if they had reported my results to the background agency today and they said the results had been reported on Saturday. I'm literally sitting in my car right now, outside my office,after attending an orientation seminar. This, however, is irrelevant to my particular case, as I was told on Friday to come in today. This is without my employer having received the results.

Hell, they're still waiting for my college to verify my diploma. So I'm still not officially in the clear, though I'm pretty sure that having the test results reported and no contact from my recruiter in regards to this is a good thing.

Any thoughts on this? Please post whatever information you have, as anything and everything is appreciated.
Questionslol Reviewed by Questionslol on . General inquiries regarding testing Hey all, I'm rather new here, though I've smoked off and on since college. I'm 28 now and a couple weeks ago I got my medicinal card. My timing is absolutely impeccable. I feel a bit of backstory may be necessary here. I've been working as a temp for then past 7 months. There was always the possibility looming that this position could go permanent, provided the work output was adequate and awesome. It was a sort of "try before you buy" experience. Anyway, because of a few HR hang ups and Rating: 5