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By Howard Monta (Seattle) - See all my reviews
This review is from: How Police Officers Get Hired: The Key to Getting the Cop Job and Keeping It (Plastic Comb)
"How Police Officers Get Hired" (Formerly entitled, "Cops Who Succeed") provides insight into the most exciting, most controversial, most scrutinized, and the most important occupation in our society. In addition to vividly describing the public expectations and actual duties of police officers, Chapters One through Four identify the personal qualities of those who are "cut out" to be cops. The application, testing, and training processes are meticulously described. Chapters Five through Eleven describe those elements of the law enforcement profession that cause stress, low morale, and eventual job burnout. Helpful methods of surviving the stress and trauma of police duties are offered. This information is not only directed toward prospective officers, it is also invaluable for experienced officers. The book will never be outdated. Similar requirements and problems that exist for cops today, existed in the 1960s, and will continue to be relevant for generations to come. Thank you for your interest in this important and timely book. Howard A. Monta,(author) Retired Seattle Police Sergeant |
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How Police Officers Get Hired: The Key to Getting the Cop Job and Keeping It by Howard A. Monta (Plastic Comb - October 1, 1999)
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