Investigator randomly cancelled my polygraph a week out with zero explanation and told me i'd be "notified" when to take a new one. Sound like i'm disqualified? Haven't heard back in 3 days.
It depends reasoning, if you have something in your background it could be but there could be a lot of other reasons too. Let me know if you want to sit down and discuss in more depth.
@@armogantraining7164 Is there normally a delay between the investigation and the polygraph? They had me schedule the polygraph immediately after turning in my packet but it was cancelled. This has been well over a week and I have not recieved a DQ letter yet despite this agency being only a couple hours away. How much of a delay would be expected between getting DQd and beinh notified? They aren't responding to emails or phone calls
@@jonm7541 It one of a couple things. It could be they made a mistake or had to get rid of that polygraph examiner and don't want to advertise a bad image. You could have been removed from the process (sometimes) they will never tell you, or it's a scheduling conflict on their end.
One thing that worries me is if I answer NO to a question like "have you ever stolen anything", isn't that itself a suspicious answer? I want to write down when I stole Pokemon cards when I was 13, because I think that's a better answer than just answering NO. I assume like everyone has stolen something sometime in their life
You think anyone, including the background investigator, gives a shit about you taking pokemon cards when you were 13? You really think that's what they're looking for?
I had my license suspended back in 2022 for not attending my court date due to moving out of the state. Just got my license reinstated in my new place of residence and everything is legal again. What’s the typical timeframe you have to go through writhing any infractions on your driving record like I had?
Hello sir. I’m 38 years old and thinking about becoming a cop. I was arrested for class c felony when I was 17 years old taking a vehicle without permission (parents car) and also used hard drugs like coke, meth, mushrooms. Haven’t done any drugs for the past 20 years. The record has been squashed. Clean driving record no tickets in 20 years. I filed Bankruptcy 6 years ago but my credit is excellent now. I make 190k at my current job as a car salesman, still in pretty good shape. No tobacco or alcohol use. Do I have a chance or wasting my time?
@@michaelramsey8023 then you are eligible to be a law enforcement officer as long as you don't have any other disqualifiers. Your age will remove some departments. But you can definitely be let with the right agency
Back in 2014 I was almost done with the hiring process of a large agency in california but I withdrew from the process to avoid getting caught in a lie. Omitted doing cocaine 10 times 5 years before the application. At the time, I was in a toxic relationship with my child's mother and was a new father so I was not thinking correctly. Fast forward to today, I served in the military and got honorable discharge in 2020. Currently an armed security supervisor while going to vocational school full-time for Medical assistant and being a single dad (just got custody of my daughter). I realize my mistakes and I feel ashamed of lying but I still want to be a cop. It's been about 10 years from that application, and its been 16 years since I tried that junk. Is there any way I could get over this hurdle? Am I fried??? Would a degree help? Im 39, fit, no arrests, havent had a speeding ticket in 10 years.
I gor a misdemeanor charge for petit larceny recently I'm wondering how that will affect everything? I want to be up front and make sure that i have the best chances still
When I was 17 or 18 in high school which was about 5-6 years ago, I had a crazy ex girlfriend who tried to get a restraining order on me. She lied and fabricated on the paperwork of these crazy things I did. I had a temp order put against me for like 2 weeks until the real date where the case was then dismissed and the judge said it would never been on my public record. I should still disclose this though, correct?
Hi instructor F. McGaha my name’s Anthony from Chicago. I recently pass my entrance exam. Next week I have my orientation to the hiring process fingerprints documents required pre employment drug test . Is there someway we can get in touch? I just have some important questions thanks
Anthony, I have a link in the description of this video where you can book a call with me through. Calendly. If those time are full or don't work for you let me know and we can work out a good time.
These videos are a true help to me. Currently 25 years old, I had two misdemeanor DV arrests when I was 20 years old which caused me to lose my Firearm rights, Fast forward Three Years It was Expunged (Set Aside in my state) and got my right to possess firearms and ammunition again, and since then I have been forging my resume and work experience for entry into a Law Enforcement position. I have worked in the Security field the past 3 years now, I got my start in a bar bouncing, then moved into a high end resort setting, and now I am a IAHSS certified Hospital Security Officer. I have my Associates in Criminal Justice and have my EMT certification as well. Hoping my work experience and qualifications will make me look better despite having a spotty personal background, I also have many references to attest to my personal character. What do my chances look like truly? Ive been told that time is my ally in this situation.
So glad that we could help, time is definitely your ally and good for you, to refocus and actually take the steps need to better yourself. Good luck with everything, we are always here to help.
I’m in the same boat bro when I was 17 a officer “chased me” and put me down for evading arrest with a motor vehicle. It was dropped due to no probable cause, and I’m getting it expunged right now. The recruiter at SAPD told me they have their own police records so it’s still going to show up. I was told since it wasn’t a conviction I’m not disqualified but I am going to have to explain to the chief what happened… Keep in mind this is 5 years ago when I was 17 so I don’t know how it’s going to go but a class starts in December so I’m hoping to start my process in October.
I'm in this boat at the moment. I marked Yes on a question about if I had ever stolen anything. I was 12 at the time, 32 now so I hope it wont count for much but shitting bricks waiting on my result all the same.
If you have a dismissed arrest on your record, does the investigator know every detail from doing their own background investigation or do they want to hear your side of what happened. The real question is how to acknowledge you were arrested but to not go into detail. I feel as like your being interrogated for something that might have happened 10 or 20 years ago and I know I'm not the same person I was 10 or 20 years ago and I wasn't even convicted or went to trial, the case was dismissed.
So I’m 20 now, I did some dumb things when I was a teenager ie smoked weed. Drank and drive. Never was drunk but tipsy while driving. I believe these things are stupid and wouldn’t do them again. However now I am a head server and trainer at my job and I always work very hard. Would I be disqualified from most departments? Or would an option be just waiting an additional year until I’m 21?
@@faithbuckler7458I’m in the same boat, bro. 21, did some dumb things (similar things to yours) in my past. Never charged with anything though. Recruiter told me putting time, space, and distance from those actions is my best bet.
I soon have to take a polygraph. The one fear I have is past weed use. I have great work history in investigations/cooperate world, no criminal history but I have partakes socially in the past three years. Is it with completing the process given the change in laws in the past few years?
thank you for making these videos . I also had a question, would it be possible for someone to pass the polygraph if one was honest about the sales of drugs as a minor? I hope a lot of departments understand that people change down the road for the better.
@Armogan Training I never took the psych it was the poly, but 3 departments didn't select me and Some say. It's because I applied at too many places at once so it doesn't look like I want to commit. I was annoyed because I'm like I'm active duty military why would that matter when im trying to ensure I have income, however as for the psych lol im not confident at all haha. Never taken one but this is the last hurdle for me
Here's the link to our course, it's psych portion has almost every question know to be asked and a training video that will walk you through exam and psych interview. Theres a bunch more but that what you need right now. www.armoganct.com/hired
Wait but if you don’t get hired by a department and other departments take the info from the prior departments you applied for, wouldn’t that imply that once you don’t get hired at one you most likely won’t get hired at any other department and first time applicants who have never applied anywhere else will beat you every time? If you don’t do good at one interview and that info follows you then it sounds like your chances just keep dropping and dropping the more you interview and don’t get selected.
That's not quite the way it goes. The more departments tell you no the more departments will look in why, But each department does their own hiring process. They may and do reach out to other departments to see if they will share anything about your hiring process from your prior application.
I have a question regarding my hiring process for Chicago Police Department I’m currently in the background stage I just took my polygraph last week, the examiner told me that I may have to come back I may not be was asking me questions about my past I was honest with him and throughout the whole process but I’m kinda worry that I didn’t do good on the polygraph. He then made me write on a sheet of paper explaining why the question bothered me which I wrote and stated why do you think I’m disqualified?
So this is an issue I see often if you're asked to come back that is a good thing. But people mess up by talking about different issues eat that point which hurts their process.
Im very worried that I might get disqualified for being deceptive after my polygraph. I disclosed to the polygrapher the correct number of times which was "three times" that I did something, which I only disclosed and said "one time" during my interview and on my background.
Unfortunately we see issues like this be the cause of DQs often, however it's not guaranteed. At the end of the day you need to be fully honest but not overtly elaborate. That is what I tell all of my coaching members. Let me know how it goes.
Carlos, congrats lets kick this off right, you can schedule one here: calendly.com/armoganct/how-to-get-hired-police We may be booked out a bit, so I have some random times available if you want to try and link up sooner. Let me know which way you want to go.
@@armogantraining7164 Frank , I have to fill out eSOPH INFO for background and your soonest availability is until Monday , my question is do u recommended I start doing eSOPH asap or wait and schedule w u and then do eSOPH.
I am trying to be a corrections officer. I tried to apply at Henderson and they disqualified me in the background investigation interview. I know part of it was because I changed some of my answers on the questionnaire. But there was one thing in particular that I need help with because now I am trying to be a corrections officer for US Marshals. My ex girlfriend came home one night and I told her I want her out because this is not working out. She slapped me in the face. Then I backhanded her out of reaction. Then she came at me again and then I pushed her. She stopped. Then I called the police and as a result. She was Tolkien away. Not me. I know I will have to explain this. Can you explain how I should?
I would need more context on this you can sign up for a free coaching call to discuss. But, the way you're articulating now is not conducive to getting hired.
@@armogantraining7164 I am actually very glad to hear you say that because I know I need to explain what happened with my ex girlfriend and I better then how I explained it to you. Any ideas as far as that goes or is this not the best place to talk about it?
Would insurance fraud disqualify me over 10 years ago I was 18 at the time if it was disclosed on a past polygraph last applied to border patrol did not pass the polygraph and now a year later trying to apply to law enforcement?
Police departments don’t look at what you did as a kid, although they will be able to see juvenile records. The second time I applied with my local police department, I told the officer conducting my CVSA (lie detector test), that I stole a donut from a City Market and that I purchased a pie from Burger King and threw it in the playground slide. I was in middle school, so I was between 12-14 at the time. The officer got a little annoyed and told me that they’re only concerned about anything I’ve done as an adult, so 18 and up. However, on the LHQ, life history questionnaire, there’s maybe 5-10 questions on if you’ve committed crimes at 16 or older. So, I don’t know if laws or rules have changed, but I’m sure everyone was rebellious and arrogant as a teenager. I actually overthought those questions because I ditched classes in high school, talked back to my parents, and there were even two or three times where I ditched a full day of school. My family has a history of anxiety and depression, and every single one of us overthink certain things, so the last two times I’ve gone through the recruitment process, I’d overthink every step. We’re all human, though, so I’m sure mostly everyone gets nervous when going through a recruitment process.
Every departments hiring can be different, think about it this way if you a 20-21 year old applicant. and they need a 7-10 history that definitely goes back to prior to 18. As for overthinking we see this all the time rather than an applicant focusing on question intent.
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Investigator randomly cancelled my polygraph a week out with zero explanation and told me i'd be "notified" when to take a new one. Sound like i'm disqualified? Haven't heard back in 3 days.
It depends reasoning, if you have something in your background it could be but there could be a lot of other reasons too. Let me know if you want to sit down and discuss in more depth.
@@armogantraining7164 Is there normally a delay between the investigation and the polygraph? They had me schedule the polygraph immediately after turning in my packet but it was cancelled. This has been well over a week and I have not recieved a DQ letter yet despite this agency being only a couple hours away. How much of a delay would be expected between getting DQd and beinh notified? They aren't responding to emails or phone calls
@@jonm7541 It one of a couple things. It could be they made a mistake or had to get rid of that polygraph examiner and don't want to advertise a bad image. You could have been removed from the process (sometimes) they will never tell you, or it's a scheduling conflict on their end.
One thing that worries me is if I answer NO to a question like "have you ever stolen anything", isn't that itself a suspicious answer? I want to write down when I stole Pokemon cards when I was 13, because I think that's a better answer than just answering NO. I assume like everyone has stolen something sometime in their life
If you have ever taken anything and that what the question ask than be honest. You Don't have to elaborate.
You think anyone, including the background investigator, gives a shit about you taking pokemon cards when you were 13? You really think that's what they're looking for?
@@ufc990 Obviously not you meathead, you missed the entire point.
@@ufc990 Obviously not, and if that's what you think then you missed the entire point. Like it went WAY over your head. You can still delete this.
Just say no
I had my license suspended back in 2022 for not attending my court date due to moving out of the state. Just got my license reinstated in my new place of residence and everything is legal again. What’s the typical timeframe you have to go through writhing any infractions on your driving record like I had?
That will be a hurdle, but not immediate DQ factor
Hello sir. I’m 38 years old and thinking about becoming a cop. I was arrested for class c felony when I was 17 years old taking a vehicle without permission (parents car) and also used hard drugs like coke, meth, mushrooms. Haven’t done any drugs for the past 20 years. The record has been squashed. Clean driving record no tickets in 20 years. I filed Bankruptcy 6 years ago but my credit is excellent now. I make 190k at my current job as a car salesman, still in pretty good shape. No tobacco or alcohol use. Do I have a chance or wasting my time?
Quick question were you convicted of the felony if so was it expunged and can you legally own firearms.
@@armogantraining7164 Hello, yes it was expunged. I had my concealed carry but it expired and I did not renew a year ago.
I was on probation for a year, went to jail 2 times during that year for dirty UA. Been clean for almost 20 years.
@@michaelramsey8023 then you are eligible to be a law enforcement officer as long as you don't have any other disqualifiers. Your age will remove some departments. But you can definitely be let with the right agency
Let me guess Mike still selling Hondas?
Back in 2014 I was almost done with the hiring process of a large agency in california but I withdrew from the process to avoid getting caught in a lie. Omitted doing cocaine 10 times 5 years before the application. At the time, I was in a toxic relationship with my child's mother and was a new father so I was not thinking correctly. Fast forward to today, I served in the military and got honorable discharge in 2020. Currently an armed security supervisor while going to vocational school full-time for Medical assistant and being a single dad (just got custody of my daughter). I realize my mistakes and I feel ashamed of lying but I still want to be a cop. It's been about 10 years from that application, and its been 16 years since I tried that junk. Is there any way I could get over this hurdle? Am I fried??? Would a degree help? Im 39, fit, no arrests, havent had a speeding ticket in 10 years.
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Precise & Concise
Well said
I gor a misdemeanor charge for petit larceny recently I'm wondering how that will affect everything? I want to be up front and make sure that i have the best chances still
It's tough to say without all the details.
An arrest for DV, but not convicted will DQ you. Happened 12 years ago
It definitely can, but if it's not a conviction each department can evaluate. If it is a conviction automatic DQ
@@armogantraining7164 is it possible to get hired?
@@armogantraining7164 Is it possible to get hired in these situations?
@@armogantraining7164 Do I still have a chance?
@@armogantraining7164is it possible to get hired in that circumstance?
When I was 17 or 18 in high school which was about 5-6 years ago, I had a crazy ex girlfriend who tried to get a restraining order on me. She lied and fabricated on the paperwork of these crazy things I did. I had a temp order put against me for like 2 weeks until the real date where the case was then dismissed and the judge said it would never been on my public record. I should still disclose this though, correct?
This will still be disclosed. sign up for a free coaching call if you want to discuss it more www.armoganct.com/Free-call
Hi instructor F. McGaha my name’s Anthony from Chicago. I recently pass my entrance exam. Next week I have my orientation to the hiring process fingerprints documents required pre employment drug test . Is there someway we can get in touch? I just have some important questions thanks
Anthony, I have a link in the description of this video where you can book a call with me through. Calendly. If those time are full or don't work for you let me know and we can work out a good time.
All signed up talk soon frank thank you
These videos are a true help to me. Currently 25 years old, I had two misdemeanor DV arrests when I was 20 years old which caused me to lose my Firearm rights, Fast forward Three Years It was Expunged (Set Aside in my state) and got my right to possess firearms and ammunition again, and since then I have been forging my resume and work experience for entry into a Law Enforcement position. I have worked in the Security field the past 3 years now, I got my start in a bar bouncing, then moved into a high end resort setting, and now I am a IAHSS certified Hospital Security Officer. I have my Associates in Criminal Justice and have my EMT certification as well. Hoping my work experience and qualifications will make me look better despite having a spotty personal background, I also have many references to attest to my personal character. What do my chances look like truly? Ive been told that time is my ally in this situation.
So glad that we could help, time is definitely your ally and good for you, to refocus and actually take the steps need to better yourself. Good luck with everything, we are always here to help.
I’m in the same boat bro when I was 17 a officer “chased me” and put me down for evading arrest with a motor vehicle. It was dropped due to no probable cause, and I’m getting it expunged right now. The recruiter at SAPD told me they have their own police records so it’s still going to show up. I was told since it wasn’t a conviction I’m not disqualified but I am going to have to explain to the chief what happened… Keep in mind this is 5 years ago when I was 17 so I don’t know how it’s going to go but a class starts in December so I’m hoping to start my process in October.
I'm in this boat at the moment. I marked Yes on a question about if I had ever stolen anything. I was 12 at the time, 32 now so I hope it wont count for much but shitting bricks waiting on my result all the same.
That won't hurt you too bad unless you missed articulate it.
If you have a dismissed arrest on your record, does the investigator know every detail from doing their own background investigation or do they want to hear your side of what happened. The real question is how to acknowledge you were arrested but to not go into detail. I feel as like your being interrogated for something that might have happened 10 or 20 years ago and I know I'm not the same person I was 10 or 20 years ago and I wasn't even convicted or went to trial, the case was dismissed.
Getting them to ask about it is a good thing, but then you need to articulate it properly
If you got a probation before judgement on a dui 3 years ago ..I wasn’t convicted but charged will that stop me ?
Not necessarily but time and distance matter
I have an eviction from college on my record. Would that 100% disqualify me?
It may have an impact, articulation is going to be key.
Hopefully they consider 20 years enough time and distance for me.
Should be but articulation is key
So I’m 20 now, I did some dumb things when I was a teenager ie smoked weed. Drank and drive. Never was drunk but tipsy while driving. I believe these things are stupid and wouldn’t do them again. However now I am a head server and trainer at my job and I always work very hard. Would I be disqualified from most departments? Or would an option be just waiting an additional year until I’m 21?
Also want to clarify I have a clean record and haven’t been charged with anything.
@@faithbuckler7458I’m in the same boat, bro. 21, did some dumb things (similar things to yours) in my past. Never charged with anything though. Recruiter told me putting time, space, and distance from those actions is my best bet.
As long as you articulate it and it was recent you can move forward
@@Cirkle2You will be disqualified. I’m 21 and drank while tipsy 2.9 years ago and I disclosed that and was disqualified.
I soon have to take a polygraph. The one fear I have is past weed use. I have great work history in investigations/cooperate world, no criminal history but I have partakes socially in the past three years. Is it with completing the process given the change in laws in the past few years?
Jump on a free coaching call and we can get more detail and give you better guidance www.armoganct.com/Free-call
Apply in California. It's legal and they don't ask questions in regards to marijuana.
Can you make a video on what to expect for a in home visit with your background investigator
We will get right on this thanks for the input.
thank you for making these videos . I also had a question, would it be possible for someone to pass the polygraph if one was honest about the sales of drugs as a minor? I hope a lot of departments understand that people change down the road for the better.
The sale of drugs is usually a disqualifier, but it would depend on the details. You can sign up for a call and we can discuss more.
if, you do'n't mind me asking. How did it go?
So got the conditional and now waiting on a psychological date
Congrats Ricky way to come back. How do you feel about the psych this time around?
@Armogan Training I never took the psych it was the poly, but 3 departments didn't select me and Some say. It's because I applied at too many places at once so it doesn't look like I want to commit. I was annoyed because I'm like I'm active duty military why would that matter when im trying to ensure I have income, however as for the psych lol im not confident at all haha. Never taken one but this is the last hurdle for me
@@TheRealRickyVirgo let me know if you want some guidance before hand. We have a lot of option especially for the psych portion.
@@armogantraining7164 ofcourse that would help
Here's the link to our course, it's psych portion has almost every question know to be asked and a training video that will walk you through exam and psych interview. Theres a bunch more but that what you need right now. www.armoganct.com/hired
Wait but if you don’t get hired by a department and other departments take the info from the prior departments you applied for, wouldn’t that imply that once you don’t get hired at one you most likely won’t get hired at any other department and first time applicants who have never applied anywhere else will beat you every time? If you don’t do good at one interview and that info follows you then it sounds like your chances just keep dropping and dropping the more you interview and don’t get selected.
That's not quite the way it goes. The more departments tell you no the more departments will look in why, But each department does their own hiring process. They may and do reach out to other departments to see if they will share anything about your hiring process from your prior application.
Will they ask about a 5150 hold? Will that disqualify someone from becoming a cop?
Yes
@@armogantraining7164 yes they will ask, or yes it will disqualify you?
I have a question regarding my hiring process for Chicago Police Department I’m currently in the background stage I just took my polygraph last week, the examiner told me that I may have to come back I may not be was asking me questions about my past I was honest with him and throughout the whole process but I’m kinda worry that I didn’t do good on the polygraph. He then made me write on a sheet of paper explaining why the question bothered me which I wrote and stated why do you think I’m disqualified?
So this is an issue I see often if you're asked to come back that is a good thing. But people mess up by talking about different issues eat that point which hurts their process.
If I got suspended from elementary for taking my teachers phone should I be upfront or is it too far in the past which shouldn’t matter, I’m now 26
Always be upfront about it, it is not a huge issue usually.
Im very worried that I might get disqualified for being deceptive after my polygraph. I disclosed to the polygrapher the correct number of times which was "three times" that I did something, which I only disclosed and said "one time" during my interview and on my background.
Unfortunately we see issues like this be the cause of DQs often, however it's not guaranteed. At the end of the day you need to be fully honest but not overtly elaborate. That is what I tell all of my coaching members. Let me know how it goes.
Elaborate like in what sense, like go into detail?@armogantraining7164
How do I schedule a call with u
calendly.com/armoganct/how-to-get-hired-police
Looking forward to it.
What if I forget something, like dates or police interactions ?
Try not to, but do your best to try and be as close as possible to the correct information
Frank your awesome , just received email to fill out info to be submitted into system.. Dnt wnt to screw up how can I contact u directly ?
Carlos, congrats lets kick this off right, you can schedule one here: calendly.com/armoganct/how-to-get-hired-police We may be booked out a bit, so I have some random times available if you want to try and link up sooner. Let me know which way you want to go.
@@armogantraining7164 will do asap and thank you for your time….
@@carlosnavarro1607 my pleasure looking forward to it
@@armogantraining7164 Frank , I have to fill out eSOPH INFO for background and your soonest availability is until Monday , my question is do u recommended I start doing eSOPH asap or wait and schedule w u and then do eSOPH.
@@carlosnavarro1607 had a client just reschedule do you want to meet now.
What about a dui you didnt get caught for?
It will deficiently come up but how you articulate it will determine whether they move forward with you or not.
I am trying to be a corrections officer. I tried to apply at Henderson and they disqualified me in the background investigation interview. I know part of it was because I changed some of my answers on the questionnaire. But there was one thing in particular that I need help with because now I am trying to be a corrections officer for US Marshals. My ex girlfriend came home one night and I told her I want her out because this is not working out. She slapped me in the face. Then I backhanded her out of reaction. Then she came at me again and then I pushed her. She stopped. Then I called the police and as a result. She was Tolkien away. Not me. I know I will have to explain this. Can you explain how I should?
I would need more context on this you can sign up for a free coaching call to discuss. But, the way you're articulating now is not conducive to getting hired.
@@armogantraining7164 I am actually very glad to hear you say that because I know I need to explain what happened with my ex girlfriend and I better then how I explained it to you. Any ideas as far as that goes or is this not the best place to talk about it?
@@D-Rock982 definitely schedule a call.
Thanks
Glad to help
I would like to schedule a call
No problem you can schedule one here that works for you: calendly.com/armoganct/how-to-get-hired-police
Would insurance fraud disqualify me over 10 years ago I was 18 at the time if it was disclosed on a past polygraph last applied to border patrol did not pass the polygraph and now a year later trying to apply to law enforcement?
Depends on the level and how you have been since then
During the background investigation, do they ask for your social media? And if so, do they check on it? And are you required to tell them
Yes, yes, and yes
Police departments don’t look at what you did as a kid, although they will be able to see juvenile records.
The second time I applied with my local police department, I told the officer conducting my CVSA (lie detector test), that I stole a donut from a City Market and that I purchased a pie from Burger King and threw it in the playground slide. I was in middle school, so I was between 12-14 at the time.
The officer got a little annoyed and told me that they’re only concerned about anything I’ve done as an adult, so 18 and up.
However, on the LHQ, life history questionnaire, there’s maybe 5-10 questions on if you’ve committed crimes at 16 or older. So, I don’t know if laws or rules have changed, but I’m sure everyone was rebellious and arrogant as a teenager. I actually overthought those questions because I ditched classes in high school, talked back to my parents, and there were even two or three times where I ditched a full day of school. My family has a history of anxiety and depression, and every single one of us overthink certain things, so the last two times I’ve gone through the recruitment process, I’d overthink every step. We’re all human, though, so I’m sure mostly everyone gets nervous when going through a recruitment process.
Every departments hiring can be different, think about it this way if you a 20-21 year old applicant. and they need a 7-10 history that definitely goes back to prior to 18. As for overthinking we see this all the time rather than an applicant focusing on question intent.
Does having a job under the table disqualify you in backgrounds?
This really depends. it can for legal reasons
Bro can u tell me it is the same hiring process for a green card holder or there other process.
It depends on the questions, but the generic answers are the police hiring is its own process and more in-depth than most things.
@@armogantraining7164 thx bro u earned a sub 🙂