NYPD Psych DQ or on NYPD psych review info and help..

[Vista]

Any advice or steps to follow for one trying to appeal a "proposal for disqualification"?

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[Vista]

john.....I'm thinking of two reasons right now why you might be asked to provide the info. And by the way you are the applicant....you get to answer the questions....not ask them. Basically County was giving you advice in the question, but you didn't comprehend that.

Even know as an applicant, your at their mercy- id like to know what i was signing. I would have simply asked if i was permitted to read it or even an explanation of what it was. Just because it is a psychological interview it does not prevent an applicant to communicate with the interview in a mature, respectful and professional manner.

[mike_s1234]

Even know as an applicant, your at their mercy- id like to know what i was signing. I would have simply asked if i was permitted to read it or even an explanation of what it was. Just because it is a psychological interview it does not prevent an applicant to communicate with the interview in a mature, respectful and professional manner.

He didn't sign anything, he wrote in his name and address on the top of an interview form...just like he did with the rest of his written testing. A signature and asking you to print your name address and phone number are not the same thing.

[Dinosaur32]

His original question was about why he wasked in one department to provide info already provided to another department. He wanted to know why the second dept could not just ask the first for the info. As I stated I thought of 2 quick reasons why the question was posed, both having to do with John himself. And County's response in the form of a question was the right response.

[NY331616]

Was it a folded paper ?

If you signed a paper at the end of the oral interview, does that mean anything? I remember signing a sheet (that was half covered by colored paper) with my name and address and I accidentally tipped over the colored paper covering the sheet I signed and the doctor was quick to cover it. It sounds a little suspicious, any of you know if signing a sheet means anything?

[Irish_80]

Was it a folded paper ?

I signed a folded paper towards the end. Do you know what it is?

[Irish_80]

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[vc859]

I don't care how much I wanted a particular job. There is no way that I would ever sign anything that was covered, folded or otherwise hidden from me.

A psychologist telling someone he or she is evaluating to sign something that is concealed and not fully explaining it? Even court ordered forensic patients have more rights than that. I wonder what the APA ethics committee has to say, much less the Civil Service Commission or DCJS

[CountyCorrectionOfficer]

I don't care how much I wanted a particular job. There is no way that I would ever sign anything that was covered, folded or otherwise hidden from me.

A psychologist telling someone he or she is evaluating to sign something that is concealed and not fully explaining it? Even court ordered forensic patients have more rights than that. I wonder what the APA ethics committee has to say, much less the Civil Service Commission or DCJS

Don't know whether you're a candidate for NYPD or not. In any event; you do have the right of refusal and also the right to report said incident to the NYPD Commanding Officer of the Applicant Processing Division for internal investigation.

[vc859]

No I'm not an NYPD applicant, and don't plan on being one. Just found it shocking that a professional LE agency would actually do something like that

[Irish_80]

I don't care how much I wanted a particular job. There is no way that I would ever sign anything that was covered, folded or otherwise hidden from me.

A psychologist telling someone he or she is evaluating to sign something that is concealed and not fully explaining it? Even court ordered forensic patients have more rights than that. I wonder what the APA ethics committee has to say, much less the Civil Service Commission or DCJS

I signed it at the end and when I asked the psych he just asked for my address in return. When I tried asking him again, he proceeded to ask me other questions. I did not ask again.

[Vista]

He didn't sign anything, he wrote in his name and address on the top of an interview form...just like he did with the rest of his written testing. A signature and asking you to print your name address and phone number are not the same thing.

clearly said signed.... I know the difference between printing my name and signing. More than likely it was some sort of Authorization to release information. I have heard of other agencies even asking applicants to sign a limited power of attorney.

Id have no problem signing any of this- i just prefer to know what im signing.

[CountyCorrectionOfficer]

clearly said signed.... I know the difference between printing my name and signing. More than likely it was some sort of Authorization to release information. I have heard of other agencies even asking applicants to sign a limited power of attorney.

Id have no problem signing any of this- i just prefer to know what im signing.

You are signing your life away to NYPD--lock,stock and barrel....LOL!!!

[mike_s1234]

clearly said signed.... I know the difference between printing my name and signing. More than likely it was some sort of Authorization to release information. I have heard of other agencies even asking applicants to sign a limited power of attorney.

Id have no problem signing any of this- i just prefer to know what im signing.

I was referring to him saying that he signed it, not you. It asks for name address, SSN, etc. some people ask candidate to fill them out other people fill them out with the CDs information on their own. Its mentioned throughout the forums as where they record family history, etc

[jay91]

anybody know of any other exams coming up? NY state police? papd?