I worked in Maryland and Texas as a Correctional Officer for the states agencies. I am in Pennsylvania and just did the first part of the interview process. It was a phone interview due to COVID obviously. It was brief and I was asked questions and some scenarios. I scored a 100 on the civil exam prior to interview. I now have to wait and hear for the possible next steps. I love your channel.
This is Awsome Advise and makes me feel more relaxed , i am currently waiting on my interview date and just gonne true screening . This makes me confident for the interview thank you .
After a month of watching your videos and others, I finally submitted my application yesterday. Wish me luck :-) The main thing holding me back was that I really like my current job. But I'm looking for a career with new challenges and opportunities to learn.
You and William’s videos have helped a lot. Once my back ground clears I should hit the academy in February. I have soaked up everything I can for me to refer to for my training. Keep it up and stay safe
You aint wrong I work a county jail bout to apply for state and there were days we have 4 officers a shift one in booking one in the control room and 2 on the floor we had days were we had to call in sheriff deputies because we didn't have a enough officers believe it sucks lol
Thank you for the advice....I have been to a number of Oral Board interviews and sometimes the department will give you the questions before your interview. Its very helpful
So I’m in Ohio and i interview tomorrow and from what it sounds like is just a basic I show up answer a few questions and leave but what people on TH-cam make it out to be is some crazy 15 interviews and a defense class and a bunch of other things and I’m just confused
@@TierTalk county jail. I only have 1 eye. 50 yrs old. I caught a lot of mouth lol. Had 1 guy mad when I had to remove ice cooler out of the pod. Lock down pod. He tried to talk me back into pod. Didn't happen.... you guys advice on here told me this guys intentions were no good. Thanks
@dajaronise2236 we have touched on this before. The key is…be honest and consistent with your answers. They may ask the same question in different ways..so try to find consistency with how you are answering the questions. For these types of assessments…they look for consistency.
Being honest with inmates is very important. Inmates can tell if an officer is lying. Its alright to say no to an inmate. even if the inmate does not like what you say he will respect it. Now i have a question . This is mostly to see how you guys view it. For 12 years of my sentence I was in South Central Correctional Center in Missouri. It was about 25 miles from where i grew up. A couple of the guards i went to scholl with. One talked to me as if I was any other inmate. The other tried to talk to me all the time, which as an inmate made me nervous. I am sure you know why. But one day he told me not to tell anyone that we know one another because if staff finds out one of us will get moved and it would probably be me. I would enjoy hearing your opinion on this or of any other C/O who may read my comment.
or the officer would get another station to supervise for the shift. it happened to me. i was honest and went to my supervisor about an inmate i know personally and they moved me to another station. it was no big deal to me, it avoided me getting into trouble for showing favoritism.
Awesome. Thank you for watching JE. You got this. Keep expanding and you will enter this profession with the knowledge needed that will ensure your success in this career
@@TierTalk Passed my COPAT test with a good timing score! And got the job as a CO. I’m going to binge watch all of your videos to learn as much as I can. You’re videos have been beyond helpful in this new path of my life. I am so eager for this new learning experience! God bless, and once again... thank you !
@@TierTalk okay. It’s with USP Leavenworth. I think I’ll just be honest and say I made some dumb credit decisions when I was a private in the army. Fingers crossed
hey, im currently in the process, do you have any advice for a final interview with the sheriff of the correctional facility. I've been confident and myself the whole time. So im planning on sticking with that.
Congrats by the way. Key is..be consistent with your responses. Consistency brings confidence. Being truthful will keep consistent. Answer what is asked. If you don’t know, show them roads you would take to figure it out. And most important thing…in the end …ask them …what are they looking for in a new hire? Trust me…on this. Key is…you are almost there. So be yourself. It seems to be working.
I have my interview on Monday. The lieutenant told me we would try to do everything in one day. I'm not sure if they have always done it like that, it may just be because where I live there is a huge shortage in officers. I know for sure I will be doing my pt test. And out of everything, thats what I'm most nervous about. The running is no big deal, the sit ups no big deal... it's the push ups. I know they arent going to be perfect. Is the pre hire pt test that big of a deal? Would it be a definite make or break? I'm in Georgia btw. Thanks!!
Kinda wish that u could get a person or persons that do jail corrections maybe smaller towns and get there perspectives on this and do a show with them
My personal history questionare has been sent up the chain of command so I'm a little nervous about what's gonna happen not sure if I'm gonna get pushed througb.
What do they expect from someone who is granted the position. That is always a good one. You want to ask questions that give them a chance to showcase what they want and expect.
I am currently in the process of becoming a Corrections Officer. I feel as though I will do well on getting the job. However, I am a lot nervous about the Training Academy. I am not a long distance runner and I never was. All that running is making me question if I will get through it. Any tips on how to prepare for it?
It’s a process. The key is to try your best to improve everyday. The instructor will push you in an effort to see your potential. You have to be push yourself more and more each day. The idea of the academy is to help you grow. It’s the process. So work and not quitting and pushing yourself more and more each day.
@@TierTalk Thank u very much. I know that I can do well in this profession. I am just nervous. I’m not as young as I use to be 😂. However, I will continue to push myself
Hi, thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very informative. I want to become a correction officer. I passed the exam and scored a 97. However, I live with my ex-boyfriend. We have children, but in the last, he was aggressive toward me. I dropped the DV charges, and we are getting along. Would this affect my chance of becoming a correction officer?
I don’t think so. Just be honest and let them know of the situation. I think you will be okay …if you are up front with it. The last thing you want them to do is discover it and then question your honesty. Be upfront ..and see where the chips fall.
@@TierTalk Thank you so much for your response. Truly appreciate it. I will be honest and be myself. I'm just afraid to have that used against me. Fingers crossed, I get this.
@@Chrisquinones06 go in their with confidence Christina. That is the most important thing. Confidence comes from being honest and consistent. Remember, they need someone to fill the position as much as you want it. The ball is yours. Do the best you can ..and never relook back. This is about the journey (growth) and not the outcome.
You have to look to deescalate. No matter what the scenario ..you need to show you can take control …that you can adapt and adjust. If you need help …don’t hesitate to mention that you may have to go to your supervisor for assistance. There could be so many scenarios they can throw your way…look to control and deescalate. I think that is the biggest thing. .
I am sure you got this Take your time with each question. Look to understand what is being asked and then think about what would the best outcome be…remember. Show them how you are able to control the scene and put out fires.
I worked in Maryland and Texas as a Correctional Officer for the states agencies. I am in Pennsylvania and just did the first part of the interview process. It was a phone interview due to COVID obviously. It was brief and I was asked questions and some scenarios. I scored a 100 on the civil exam prior to interview. I now have to wait and hear for the possible next steps. I love your channel.
Hey i have phone interview for pa corrections. What are the questions they ask ??
I went in for my interview today, I've watched your videos, and I'm confident that I'm ready for the interview, I look forward to joining the team.
We look forward to having you John. Good luck today. You got this!!!!
This is Awsome Advise and makes me feel more relaxed , i am currently waiting on my interview date and just gonne true screening . This makes me confident for the interview thank you .
I am so happy you were able to find value with the information provided
After a month of watching your videos and others, I finally submitted my application yesterday. Wish me luck :-) The main thing holding me back was that I really like my current job. But I'm looking for a career with new challenges and opportunities to learn.
That is amazing. Good luck. You got this
You and William’s videos have helped a lot. Once my back ground clears I should hit the academy in February. I have soaked up everything I can for me to refer to for my training. Keep it up and stay safe
That is great news Anthony. I love when people find value in what we discuss. Good luck on your next step forward. Sounds like you will rock this
I’m not trying to be a smart ass here, but we’re so short staffed you could go in dressed like a clown and get hired.
You aint wrong I work a county jail bout to apply for state and there were days we have 4 officers a shift one in booking one in the control room and 2 on the floor we had days were we had to call in sheriff deputies because we didn't have a enough officers believe it sucks lol
Damm fr
Thanks for this video. Got the job when the interview was over.
That is awesome news. I knew you would get it. Congrats. Welcome to the family
Thank you for the advice....I have been to a number of Oral Board interviews and sometimes the department will give you the questions before your interview. Its very helpful
I am glad you are able to find use in what we provide.
Thanks for these tips. I have an interview in the morning.
You got this. Get a good rest and be yourself.
So I’m in Ohio and i interview tomorrow and from what it sounds like is just a basic I show up answer a few questions and leave but what people on TH-cam make it out to be is some crazy 15 interviews and a defense class and a bunch of other things and I’m just confused
It’s all a progressive process
Thank you 🙏 Anthony Gangi and panelists. I never mess a video.
Awesome video, I really like coming to you from up to date information! You're awesome
Thank you. I really appreciate that
This was great video am still in the process and waiting
Thank you for watching
2.5 days classroom and behind the wall today. Gonna be an interesting job.
Cant wait to hear how it goes. Can’t wait to hear some stories
@@TierTalk county jail. I only have 1 eye. 50 yrs old. I caught a lot of mouth lol. Had 1 guy mad when I had to remove ice cooler out of the pod. Lock down pod. He tried to talk me back into pod.
Didn't happen.... you guys advice on here told me this guys intentions were no good. Thanks
Thank you... this is very helpful
Thank you for watching
I got my interview on Tuesday hoping I pass 🙏🏼
You got this. Just be yourself.
@@TierTalk hell yea thanks man!!!
Best advice my interview tomorrow.
Congratulations
Thanks got 2 hours letter I pass the interview. Now I take a tour . Can you or did make a video of the trait assessment?
@dajaronise2236 we have touched on this before. The key is…be honest and consistent with your answers. They may ask the same question in different ways..so try to find consistency with how you are answering the questions. For these types of assessments…they look for consistency.
Being honest with inmates is very important. Inmates can tell if an officer is lying. Its alright to say no to an inmate. even if the inmate does not like what you say he will respect it. Now i have a question . This is mostly to see how you guys view it. For 12 years of my sentence I was in South Central Correctional Center in Missouri. It was about 25 miles from where i grew up. A couple of the guards i went to scholl with. One talked to me as if I was any other inmate. The other tried to talk to me all the time, which as an inmate made me nervous. I am sure you know why. But one day he told me not to tell anyone that we know one another because if staff finds out one of us will get moved and it would probably be me. I would enjoy hearing your opinion on this or of any other C/O who may read my comment.
It is an interesting topic
or the officer would get another station to supervise for the shift. it happened to me. i was honest and went to my supervisor about an inmate i know personally and they moved me to another station. it was no big deal to me, it avoided me getting into trouble for showing favoritism.
Old Yeller got shot? O no
Good video, I’m currently in the process and I am checking out your content for preparation
Awesome. Thank you for watching JE. You got this. Keep expanding and you will enter this profession with the knowledge needed that will ensure your success in this career
Thank you for this Very informative video. I have an interview for a prison and this helped me out ALOT. Keep them coming! Haha
Thank you for watching. And best of luck to you
These videos are interesting! Ill be dropping my application off tomorrow.
Good luck. You got this
Thank you cleared alot of my interview jitters‼👌
That is awesome.
Thank you Sir. Headed for my COPAT & interviews in a few hours
You got this. Be you and be confident.
@@TierTalk Passed my COPAT test with a good timing score! And got the job as a CO. I’m going to binge watch all of your videos to learn as much as I can. You’re videos have been beyond helpful in this new path of my life. I am so eager for this new learning experience! God bless, and once again... thank you !
That is great news. I can’t wait to hear some stories. I am honored that you see value in what we do.
I really like this video, informative and very helpful. Also love the jokes between you and Greg!😂 Thank you.
Thank you. I greatly appreciate that.
I have a Interview today with Cook County Sheriff Correctional officer Thank you for the great advice!!!
You got this. Keep us updated.
How did it go I have the same department
What about if your cred it history isn’t good?
Because my interview is next week
@@Prince.PapiXo it depends on the agency. Some may not allow a negative credit history because they believe it could make you compromised.
@@TierTalk okay. It’s with USP Leavenworth. I think I’ll just be honest and say I made some dumb credit decisions when I was a private in the army. Fingers crossed
Yes. Always be honest.
hey, im currently in the process, do you have any advice for a final interview with the sheriff of the correctional facility. I've been confident and myself the whole time. So im planning on sticking with that.
Congrats by the way. Key is..be consistent with your responses. Consistency brings confidence. Being truthful will keep consistent. Answer what is asked. If you don’t know, show them roads you would take to figure it out.
And most important thing…in the end …ask them …what are they looking for in a new hire? Trust me…on this.
Key is…you are almost there. So be yourself. It seems to be working.
@@TierTalk Thank you for the advice. and the videos you put out really help and im looking forward to starting off my career. thank you!
If you ever have any questions. Here is my email .. gangianthony@yahoo.com
I have my interview on Monday. The lieutenant told me we would try to do everything in one day. I'm not sure if they have always done it like that, it may just be because where I live there is a huge shortage in officers. I know for sure I will be doing my pt test. And out of everything, thats what I'm most nervous about. The running is no big deal, the sit ups no big deal... it's the push ups. I know they arent going to be perfect. Is the pre hire pt test that big of a deal? Would it be a definite make or break? I'm in Georgia btw.
Thanks!!
You got this Sydney. Just push yourself. That is the key. Don’t worry about everyone else..just the the best you can be
Kinda wish that u could get a person or persons that do jail corrections maybe smaller towns and get there perspectives on this and do a show with them
I will make that happen. I have touched on this before. But I. An get it done. You have my word. What would you like to know???
My personal history questionare has been sent up the chain of command so I'm a little nervous about what's gonna happen not sure if I'm gonna get pushed througb.
Did you ever make it???? I’m in the process now. I have my fingerprinting appointment next week
Hey I got a psychology test next Friday an Albuquerque NM can yu give some tips
im in the background process for baltimore is there anything i need to do before. and how long before i work
It may take a few weeks. This is the wait process. Just be patient
Just the process for California, but for the last 7 years I’ve been working for my local detention centrr
Detention centers can be tough
It can be and also thanks for the videos I love that I found them
Could you tell me more questions I could ask them at the end when they ask if i have any questions for them ?
What do they expect from someone who is granted the position. That is always a good one.
You want to ask questions that give them a chance to showcase what they want and expect.
What happens after the interview
I am currently in the process of becoming a Corrections Officer. I feel as though I will do well on getting the job. However, I am a lot nervous about the Training Academy. I am not a long distance runner and I never was. All that running is making me question if I will get through it. Any tips on how to prepare for it?
It’s a process. The key is to try your best to improve everyday. The instructor will push you in an effort to see your potential. You have to be push yourself more and more each day. The idea of the academy is to help you grow. It’s the process. So work and not quitting and pushing yourself more and more each day.
@@TierTalk Thank u very much. I know that I can do well in this profession. I am just nervous. I’m not as young as I use to be 😂. However, I will continue to push myself
good deal
The internal Y?
You inner reasons ..your purpose.
Are some personality types better or worse for this type of work ?
It depends. Some personalities could be too soft others too aggressive
@@TierTalk professional psychopath I know you have worked with at least one ! Given they are driven by right and wrong !
Hi, thank you for taking the time to make this video. It was very informative. I want to become a correction officer. I passed the exam and scored a 97. However, I live with my ex-boyfriend. We have children, but in the last, he was aggressive toward me. I dropped the DV charges, and we are getting along. Would this affect my chance of becoming a correction officer?
I don’t think so. Just be honest and let them know of the situation. I think you will be okay …if you are up front with it. The last thing you want them to do is discover it and then question your honesty. Be upfront ..and see where the chips fall.
@@TierTalk Thank you so much for your response. Truly appreciate it. I will be honest and be myself. I'm just afraid to have that used against me. Fingers crossed, I get this.
@@Chrisquinones06 go in their with confidence Christina. That is the most important thing. Confidence comes from being honest and consistent. Remember, they need someone to fill the position as much as you want it. The ball is yours. Do the best you can ..and never relook back. This is about the journey (growth) and not the outcome.
@@TierTalk Thank you so much for your reassuring words.
@@Chrisquinones06 anytime…good luck.
Any advice taking an exam that has a lot of situational judgement questions?
You have to look to deescalate. No matter what the scenario ..you need to show you can take control …that you can adapt and adjust. If you need help …don’t hesitate to mention that you may have to go to your supervisor for assistance.
There could be so many scenarios they can throw your way…look to control and deescalate. I think that is the biggest thing. .
@@TierTalk thank you very much for the reply and you’re channel is very helpful. I enjoy you’re channel and appreciate all the advice you give.
@@gabeboudreau8614 thank you so much. I appreciate the support
@@TierTalk I have a written test again this week, going to apply the advice given and hopefully have better results this time around .
Thank you!
I am sure you got this Take your time with each question. Look to understand what is being asked and then think about what would the best outcome be…remember. Show them how you are able to control the scene and put out fires.
That's my facility in your thumbnail
Such a long process to even get an interview for corrections
Do you have an email address? Need advice
Gangianthony@yahoo.com
+Tier Talk Hey long time no see well how are you doing?
Doing well sir. I hope all is well with you
+Tier Talk Yes is good here so far thanks for asking me ?
Anytime
+Tier Talk Have you seen my TH-cam playlist on my TH-cam channel ?
Justin Peters a whole back. Yes. I liked it
Inmate manipulation lol Casey White Vicky White