WHAT TO DO AFTER LAW ENFORCEMENT? [The career doesn’t last forever.]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- What to do after law enforcement? How to get into a new career! It’s upsetting to see so many leaving the profession however since all police officers at some point will not work in law enforcement, I brought on this quality guest.
John Saporsky is a former Police Officer and SWAT team member from the Metro-Atlanta area. He is also the founder of Law Enforcement Connect, whose mission is, “to serve the Law Enforcement community by providing solutions to individuals transitioning from Service to Civilian.”
With 18+ years of international & domestic experience, John is a proven business leader with experience in Business Development, Talent Management, and Sales Operations. He earned his MBA from Liberty University and Graduate Certificate in Human Resource Management from Cornell University.
John is an enthusiastic educator and trainer who has a passion to enhance the lives of others around him.
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It's upsetting to see so many police officers leaving the job. But since there will be that day for all cops at some point when you will no longer work in law enforcement, former LEO John Saporsky is backup for your transition out of the profession. www.lawenforcementconnect.com/
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Getting close to my 30 year mark and considering pulling the plug. I live near a major theme park and just ready for a slower pace. Thinking about security at the park and a lot of fishing on my off time. You gave me a lot to chew on. Thanks fellas. Stay safe.
We are grateful you found the video helpful! All the best to you when the next chapter starts.
Many law enforcement officers that retired after 20 years end up working security jobs that pay very well along with their pensions.
I was fortunate to land a Federal job following my ‘97 retirement from LE. It provided a second retirement income w/only 10 years Federal service so in my late 70s we’re now comfortably retired. I’m a planner so during my career I completed both my bachelor’s & master’s degrees. If you’re currently a working cop start planning for leaving the job now. If you don’t have an advanced degree, or other skills, get going NOW b/c the years go by in a flash.
I got on a relatively new police agency. In one decade, they hired 2000 new cops. So, when I got on the job was fully staffed, and staffed with primarily young people who weren't going anywhere. Promotion through the ranks or detective was very difficult. With a generational process, people are still getting hired and retired in groups compared to continually. I may take a civilian-admin job just to keep busy. Some jobs (applicant investigation, pistol permits, fleet maintenance) are part time. I'm a big runner too; 40 miles weekly.
40 miles! Better you than me! 😄
I’m in the opposite situation… retiring after 20 years as City Planner and now going for Police Recruit and then Police Officer.
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I love your vids! I’m 18 (just graduated high school and going to college this fall), and being an officer really interests me.
Thank you and “Congraduations!”
College was a terrific experience, but just remember attending class and doing the work isn’t a suggestion! 😄
See if you can go on a ride along with the police. I was sold after my first ride along. Hopefully ride alongs are still allowed.
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Get your certs in IT and Cyber security, bodyguard work (there are training centers for that and they help you get employed after). To name a few. Personally I am not crazy about IT, but it's a skill you can learn.
Right on! 👍👏
Skills can be learned and there are career fields out there.
Nice one!
Thank you. As much as I do not like to see so many police officers leaving the profession, I want to assist them on their pursuit for other opportunities.
Yeah Any ideas advise on a career change? I’m 28 and I’ve done 5 years corrections and 2 years as a patrolman I’m looking To get out what would you look into?
Thanks for commenting! I would look into what your "KSA's" are as John discussed. What careers align with them? If you need more clarity, reach out: www.lawenforcementconnect.com/contact
"Patrolman", I haven't heard that in 30 years. Go back to school, graduate with a good GPA, and attend law school.
In three months, I'm getting pushed out after 48 years of service due to age. I've been having so much fun, that I haven't made a single-retirement plan. Money isn't a problem because of decades of investments. Police work provides me purpose and challenges. Murder arrests usually occur after big investigations. I pulled one out of the hat by myself last Christmas on a VTL stop. I have family members in the funeral business, I tried it and hated it. Upon seeing my first embalming, I threw my suits out. I'm lost and don't know what to do. The only thing that excites me is my wife's girlfriend. And she's a nut, a good-looking nut!
Wow!!!! 48 years!! And that’s even more awesome you’re not bashing on the job like some do after many years on. It won’t be easy to leave but there is purpose and passion beyond the badge. If this helps, I just released this video:
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Thanks for commenting.
@@The10CodeMindset Thank you. I was a PO for 24 years before making sgt. Lieutenant was the best job. Much better than captain. To say the time went fast is an understatement. We had 2 more grandchildren this year. They'll keep me busy.