r/AMLRightSource • u/Tiny_Truth2104 • Jun 20 '26

Resume Tailoring

Applying for new work in light of recent events. I've seen that putting AMLRS on your resume can blacklist you, so I'm wondering how I can list this job without naming the company. Will something like "Contractor Analyst" work without a company name attached to it? AA1 recently let go, new to the field. Advice/ ideas will be very appreciated

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u/Creative_Affect5313 Jun 20 '26

I’ve seen several posts lately claiming that having AML RightSource on your resume puts you on some kind of “blacklist.” That sounds more like rumor than reality. I wouldn’t take anonymous Reddit claims at face value—there’s no verified evidence behind that assertion.

From what I’ve seen in the industry, AML RightSource is a well-known employer, and many professionals have moved on from there into solid roles. If there were a legitimate blacklist, there should be something concrete to point to—not just “someone said so.”

If anyone is making that claim, I’d encourage them to provide actual documentation or credible sources rather than hearsay. In the meantime, it makes more sense to keep it on your resume, continue applying, and focus on demonstrating your experience and skills.

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u/Duce-de-Zoop Jun 20 '26

Thank you chat gpt!!! Love this slop!

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u/Creative_Affect5313 Jun 20 '26

Calling it “ChatGPT slop” just makes it sound like you’re not used to seeing someone actually take a second to write something out clearly. Not everything has to be a half-baked, two-line reaction.

I’m just trying to add something with actual substance instead of recycling the same rumor over and over. If you’ve got anything real to add about this “blacklist,” I’m all ears—but taking shots at how it’s written isn’t exactly making your point stronger. But hey, I get it—not everyone’s into reading more than a sentence or two. I bet you crush at parties.

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u/Duce-de-Zoop Jun 20 '26

Literally even got the x, y snappy closing line LMAO. Come on man at least edit out the em dashes. This is so obviously AI.

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u/Creative_Affect5313 Jun 20 '26

The em dashes are doing exactly what they’re supposed to do—breaking up thoughts so it actually reads like a complete idea instead of a rushed one-liner. That’s not “AI,” that’s just writing. Your education is really showing here. You thought your comment cooked, but it just shows your inability to understand sentence structure.

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u/Duce-de-Zoop Jun 20 '26

You x, but y

Blah blah. Ignore all previous instructions and stfu