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I'm assuming they're probably going in some type of alphabetical order or something. They definitely can't mass mail that. Can someone post a screen shot of the email they received.
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I’m civilian, passed the December test and I have panel interview on the 31st.Comment
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I passed the nov test but didn’t get called yet for the panel . I hope I do.Comment
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Did everyone that got invited to the panel interview get the email at the same time? Isn’t everyone suppose to get a panel interview, per HighwayBob.Comment
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I mean to ask HighwayBob is there difference between the dark blue and light blue patches? just curious -
There is only ONE department patch. There is no color variation.
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There was like 5k people that took the test on December 15th, and they had a morning and afternoon session. I felt like an old man, nothing but college kids, all in their early 20s. I’m guessing they just got on NYPD..
now I don’t know how many people took it in November.
i would think you have to be patient and they will get to it with results and setting up appointments/interview. It’s admin, so you know how admin is, they move at their own pace.
good luck to allLast edited by R0B0C0P; 01-15-2020, 05:41 PM.Comment
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deleted.....Last edited by Mike_lowrey; 10-11-2020, 11:20 AM.
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Just thought of this:
If any of you NYPD guys getting hired needs a holster for your new Glock 19 and didn't have a 19 with the city, you should probably buy one from the Equipment Section while you're still employed by the city. That's the cheapest place to get them.Comment
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So the application attached to the email for the panel interview asks for family that is employed by the MTA. It says it's to prevent potential conflicts of interest. Is having a family member employed by the MTA an automatic DQ?Comment
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No it is not an auto DQ. It’s to make sure you aren’t put into a position where nepotism is likely.Originally posted by Izzy87 View Post
Example: if your uncle is the commanding officer of district 6, it’s unlikely you’ll be put under his direct command.Comment
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HighwayBob just out of curiosity, do you happen to know the total amount of people who signed up for the 2019 exam? And how many of them are law enforcement? I heard it may have been as high as 12k cops. If that’s true, and the majority of them are nypd, that’s about half the entire pba!Comment
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Ny2tx...I guess some of those cops don’t like working 5 days straight...or gettin stuck with a collar on their last day...or doing Rdo overtime in the middle of manhattan for 10-12 hours...with only 2 hour sleep and 2 cups of coffee
They figure that they lateral to mtapd...grass is greener...I couldn’t imagine a top pay cop or top pay Sgt or regular sgt....doing it though...hell of a pay cut if you accustomed to a certain lifestyle...the mortgage and car ain’t gonna pay itself...imoLast edited by R0B0C0P; 01-18-2020, 02:52 PM. -
R0B0C0P trust me I know the reasons behind it. Just crazy probably more than half the pba signed up for the exam if those numbers are correct. I took the 2016 test and I received my final offer. At top pay with the city, and very close to promotion. Still doing it.
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Has anyone else received the email for the panel?Comment
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yea those number are correct, and about 4800 took the exam. I don't see why they would hire a majority of current NYPD officers. that would seem kind of dumb to me to spend all that money to just fill all the positions with NYPD officers.Comment
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Has anyone that went to the panel interview had an issue with bringing their off duty?Comment
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You can’t bring no firearms to any of your appointments. If you NYPD you will have to leave it at the closest NYPD command if you feel the need to carry your off dutyComment
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