Career-Newsletter-December-2008

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Career Newsletter
December 2008

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Career advancement: Politics or positioning?

	By Dr. Larry F. Jetmore
	We have spent several months discussing how to excel on promotional examinations. Recently on PoliceOne I’ve talked about how to study, how to excel on traditional written and oral examinations, and how to ace an assessment center. However, the elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about until after people get promoted is department “politics.” The civil service testing process was instituted in the early fifties... Full Story
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Crime Analyst/Statistician
Washoe County Sheriff's Office, Reno, NV

This is an open competitive/Countywide promotional recruitment being conducted to fill a full-time position in the Sheriff's Office. The list established from this recruitment may be used to fill future vacancies as they occur. Under general supervision, collects, compiles, analyzes and interprets criminal intelligence data using statistical methodology and techniques for the purpose of highlighting trends and forecasting criminal activity for use by the Washoe County Sheriff's Office.

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Deputy Sheriff
Lincoln County Sheriff's Department, Carrizozo, NM

The Lincoln County Sheriff's Department is actively accepting applications for possible employment. The applications will be accepted from certified officers or certified by waver. Entry level salary is competitive based on years of experience and advanced training hours accepted by DPS. Deputy I Uncertified Deputy or certified with 100 hours of advanced training-$18.48. DEPUTY II Certified with 0-24 months law enforcement experience and 100 hours of advanced training-$19.85

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