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Articles & Resources

How to Interview for the Job
An oral interview may be the toughest conversation you've ever had. Are you ready?
You have completed the written test, passed it. Physical agility test was a breeze. Your background investigation was pristine. Now comes along the next hurdle toward your goal of becoming a law enforcement officer, the interview.
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Understanding Hiring Cycles
Don't expect instantaneous employment; have a plan.
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Understand the Rules of Applications
The fine print may benefit or eliminate you.
The other day I was discussing the civil service hiring process with my executive assistant, Michelle. She is the civil service administrator and oversees the process for many applicants for police and fire. She has some noteworthy advice for applicants that all too often they do not heed.
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Rejections and Acceptance
So you didn't get the job. Now what?
I got a call the other day from a reader who was devastated. He had applied with the department of his dreams and got rejected. He felt crushed and now wanted to know what his recourse was for this disaster in his life. First of all, stop and step back.
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