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Very cool and congrats!! You are going to be on a steep learning curve. Be a sponge and absorb all you can.
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The satisfaction of a job well done is to be the one who has done it
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congrats. one of the best days of your life. i assume you are some type of reserve officer???
to add on to the above mentioned story of knowing where you are at all times... Have you guys ever sent your rookie running back to the nearest street signs to "remind" him/her what street they were on? haha good timesComment
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Congratulations and welcome to the family.
Like everyone has said, be aware of your location at all times. I remember my swearing in, one of the proudest days of my life. Enjoy it, but the work is not over, you still have to complete FTO. congratulations once again and stay safe.
A life is not important, except for the impact it has on other lives- Jackie RobinsonComment
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Congratulations to you. I'm hoping when I get done with the academy I can post something just like this.Comment
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Guess we won't, and should'nt, see you for a few months!! Good luck, have fun, and be safe.Originally posted by bohokiOriginally posted by Soldier415Comment
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Congrats!!!"If any question why we died,
Tell them because our fathers lied."Comment
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Congrats and stay safe.
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I've got a question. I'm a college student and aspiring to apply to SJPD when I get out of school. What do you think you did to set you apart from other potential recruits? Did you just rock everything that came towards you during the recruiting process? Including the academy?
I'm just curious as I'm looking to do a summer internships to help boost my criminal justice experience.Comment
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Now comes the hard part, congratulations.Comment
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Thanks fellas!
Getting to know the officers of the PD you intend to seek employment with is a big plus. Going out and doing ride alongs and getting a first hand view from multiple officers. Get to know the PD and how it is structured and the Chief... Definitley know the Cheif!!!
That way when they ask, (and they will ask) "What have you done to prepare yourself for this position/ Interview?"
Good luck!!!
Yes I copy that Patrick, thank you very much!
JustinOriginally posted by MHShooterComment
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I still think the hardest part was the five hour situational interview with three agents and one senior agent.
Congrats and good luck!Comment
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So as the new guy, are you expected to show up on the first day with a couple of boxes of donuts?
Congratulations, Wildman442, and stay safe.x
"Let those find fault whose wit's so very small,
They've need to show that they can think at all;
Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow;
He who would search for pearls, must dive below." -- John DrydenComment
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May i ask how long it took to get hired after completing your POST? Also, how many agencies did you apply too?Comment
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One More Thing...
Max out your deferred comp as soon as you can. By doing so, you could have close to a million dollars when you retire!Sent from Free AmericaComment
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Nice!Comment
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