What TSA recruits were doing before they joined

During a recent trip to TSA Academy in Glynco, Georgia, we had the opportunity to meet students in their mock checkpoint classroom. We found out why they decided to join the agency, and what they were doing prior to the training.
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[@solarflare1008]

I wonder how many of this people are still working on TSA today July 7, 2021.

[@henrymartinez4030]

Interested in working for TSA. Looking for something different before retirement. Looks interesting.

[@sgtcojonez]

LOL. We hate the TSA but not the people that work for them.

[@mrdkaz]

Yeah these are a bunch of bs responses you have to say in a interview

[@Gandalf17]

i can see very low standards here. tons of benefits for doing shit, as most government jobs.

[@slothmonkey9579]

Typical whiny Trumpet.That "shit" they do ensures that people don't transport dangerous items onto airplanes. There is more to it than the fondling at the checkpoints

[@infini.tesimo]

Speaking as someone who's law enforcement, this level of training should terrify you as it's a false sense of what real security looks like. All of these people probably wrote and convinced a wonderful argument to their case of why they have no applicable direct experiences but are one hell of a salesman. Be concerned.

[@bmr0289]

You're not law enforcement.

[@godfrey_of_america]

What was your "direct experience" before you became law enforcement?

[@alezandradavila2581]

Yep