The FBI will find out everything from your past during this intensive investigation, so you must be truthful in your response and avoid leaving out even a minor detail. Possible answers may include stealing, lying, or drinking as a minor. It might not keep you from being hired, but if you neglect to tell the interviewer about the worst thing they will find, it shows them that you may be untrustworthy and trying to cover up your past.

"The worst thing you will find during my background investigation is a shoplifting incident when I was 12 years old. I stole a shirt from a department store and was caught by security. I was given 30 hours of community service and six months of probation, which I fulfilled. I learned my lesson from that experience and never stole another thing. At the time, I just wanted to fit in with the 'cool kids,' but I realized that path was taking me nowhere fast."

"During my background investigation, the worst thing you will find is a speeding ticket I received eight years ago. My wife was in labor, and I was speeding to get her to the hospital. The officer escorted us to the hospital, then gave me a ticket once we arrived. I wasn't expecting THAT, but I was in the wrong for speeding in the first place. I paid the ticket and received an increase in my car insurance. I am always sure to watch my speed after that incident."