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Anyone have any information about the position/agency or have any experience working with them? Thanks.
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Those who have struggled with failure more appreciate success; than those who succeed but never themselves test. -
From a colleague who worked for them with the caveat that this is several years old:Originally posted by 3531Marine View Post
You pretty much go around conducting investigations/documenting incidents where a regulated product is involved. This entailed going to local PD’s & FD’s to gather information, interviewing folks, etc.
It’s unsworn and unarmed.
At-least then it was largely tele-work.
G-ride and computer provided.Originally posted by SSDOriginally posted by Iowa #1603 -
Doesn't sound like a bad gig at all then, especially with them being non-competitive to 12. Thank you for the information.Those who have struggled with failure more appreciate success; than those who succeed but never themselves test.Comment
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If you’re not already in the business there are some ways to bolster your resume- heck, even if you are on the job you can never turn down opportunities to learn something new. Unfortunately I am not on my regular PC and don’t have my bookmarks available, but a little Google-foo will turn up several courses and programs that are certainly job-centric.
The National Fire Academy, DOE EOTA, FEMA and a few others come to mind that certainly can’t hurt.Originally posted by SSDOriginally posted by Iowa #1603Comment
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Just in general to bolster ones foundation if you will.Originally posted by SSDOriginally posted by Iowa #1603Comment
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I actually recieved an email today from HQ stating I was referred for this position in Chicago. This doesn't sound like a bad gig to give up being a LEO for, as crazy as that sounds...I just want to get home.Comment
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