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Originally posted by EWUCrimj View PostOk, because the lady said I passed it. Must just be a formality.TESTED: 3/21 EL CENTRO,CA
NOR: 4/21 - 92 (N/V) GS7
QUALIFICATIONS: COMPLETED (8/15)
GEO PREFERENCE: ANDRADE AZ/ CALEXICO CA
PRE-EMPLOYMENT FORMS:COMPLETED (5/29)
MEDICAL: COMPLETED(7/17)
FITNESS: COMPLETED(7/24)
VBT: (CALEXICO, CA) COMPLETED (7/22)
DRUG TEST: COMPLETED (7/25)
BI: CASE IS IN THE SECURITY OFFICE (met with the investigator (9/15) case sent to adjudicator(10/7)
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Originally posted by antwatersx View PostCan anyone note some of the promotional opportunities available to CBP Officers, and the years of uniformed service that need to be completed before applying for such promotions?
If that sounds like too much work, you can just get a job at headquarters and get your 13 or 14 in a couple of years.
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Originally posted by verbalkint4 View PostPromotion to first line supervisor (GS-12) is competitive and requires at least 52 weeks time in grade as a GS-11. Other then that, there seems to be no rhyme or reason to who they pick for supervisor. After that you can be selected for Chief (GS-13) after another 52 weeks in grade as a 12. At my port now a GS14 is the Asst. Port Director while a 15 is the PD. This isn't true at all ports as my last port had an SES for the Port Director with a 15 APD and 14 Branch Chiefs.
If that sounds like too much work, you can just get a job at headquarters and get your 13 or 14 in a couple of years.
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Originally posted by Gabbanelli911 View PostFor those of you that were police officers before being offered a CBP Officer position, what did you wrote on your two week notice to your Chief of Police? Can anybody give me a sample of a two week notice?
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Originally posted by mi562 View PostJust "assuming" you are a police officer, certainly you have written many reports with proper grammar. I believe the proper question would be, "what did you WRITE on your....." Also, again, assuming you are a police officer and have written reports, why in the world are you asking for a sample of a two-week notice? When you go to FLETC, are you going to ask the person beside you what they put down for their answer on a test? I believe we have something called "integrity" in this agency!!
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Originally posted by shawal16 View PostWhat are the first line sups duties? And do they work OT like the other CBPOS?
As for OT, yes, they get to work OT. How much or how little is dependant on where they are.
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Originally posted by mi562 View PostJust "assuming" you are a police officer, certainly you have written many reports with proper grammar. I believe the proper question would be, "what did you WRITE on your....." Also, again, assuming you are a police officer and have written reports, why in the world are you asking for a sample of a two-week notice? When you go to FLETC, are you going to ask the person beside you what they put down for their answer on a test? I believe we have something called "integrity" in this agency!!
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