Read John Douglas's Guide to Careers in the FBI by John E. Douglas, Kaplan Online
Read [John E. Douglas, Kaplan Book] # John Douglas's Guide to Careers in the FBI Online ^ PDF eBook or Kindle ePUB free. John Douglas's Guide to Careers in the FBI Drawing on 25 years of solid FBI experience, Douglas gives you the inside track on everything you need to know to be a competitive FBI candidate, including: details on the academic fields, professional skills, volunteer experiences, and personal attributes most highly regarded by FBI recruiters former Special Agents' experiences and insights on the front lines a detailed description of the application process from the written tests to the background check. The FBI is more selective than Harvard.
| Title | : | John Douglas's Guide to Careers in the FBI |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.26 (901 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0684855046 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-04-05 |
| Language | : | English |
A Customer said John Douglas's Guide to Careers in the FBI. I found the book informative in regards to history and examples from former and current agents. However, it did not prepare me for the application process. I actually think it hindered me, in that, I went into certain phases of the process with preconceived notions of what to expect. My expectations were WRONG. I did make it to Phase II before I floundered in the Bureau's eyes. I wish I had found something more informative in detail regarding each phase of the selection process.. R. Oneill said Good Information about the FBI but NOT A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT. This book serves a good purpose by giving the reader a general history of the FBI and some war stories of some agents. But the title is MISLEADING. Fully "Good Information about the FBI but NOT A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT" according to R. Oneill. This book serves a good purpose by giving the reader a general history of the FBI and some war stories of some agents. But the title is MISLEADING. Fully 2/Good Information about the FBI but NOT A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT This book serves a good purpose by giving the reader a general history of the FBI and some war stories of some agents. But the title is MISLEADING. Fully 2/3 of this book have nothing to do with a guide to employment with the FBI. The 1/3 which does deal with this subject is almost taken verbatim from the FBI's employment website and consists of generalized statements. Not too much help here.. of this book have nothing to do with a guide to employment with the FBI. The 1/Good Information about the FBI but NOT A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT This book serves a good purpose by giving the reader a general history of the FBI and some war stories of some agents. But the title is MISLEADING. Fully 2/3 of this book have nothing to do with a guide to employment with the FBI. The 1/3 which does deal with this subject is almost taken verbatim from the FBI's employment website and consists of generalized statements. Not too much help here.. which does deal with this subject is almost taken verbatim from the FBI's employment website and consists of generalized statements. Not too much help here.. /Good Information about the FBI but NOT A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT This book serves a good purpose by giving the reader a general history of the FBI and some war stories of some agents. But the title is MISLEADING. Fully 2/3 of this book have nothing to do with a guide to employment with the FBI. The 1/3 which does deal with this subject is almost taken verbatim from the FBI's employment website and consists of generalized statements. Not too much help here.. of this book have nothing to do with a guide to employment with the FBI. The 1/Good Information about the FBI but NOT A GUIDE TO EMPLOYMENT This book serves a good purpose by giving the reader a general history of the FBI and some war stories of some agents. But the title is MISLEADING. Fully 2/3 of this book have nothing to do with a guide to employment with the FBI. The 1/3 which does deal with this subject is almost taken verbatim from the FBI's employment website and consists of generalized statements. Not too much help here.. which does deal with this subject is almost taken verbatim from the FBI's employment website and consists of generalized statements. Not too much help here.. "A first step guide for anyone applying to the FBI" according to erinandal. This book provided a insight on how-to make your self marketable as an FBI applicant. I highly recommend this book for anyone who is interested in applying. The accounts start from the beginning of the FBI to the current workings and operations of the FBI. Not only does the author give you plentiful suggestions, he also has an underlying motivation to do your best in whatever field you choose.
Drawing on 25 years of solid FBI experience, Douglas gives you the inside track on everything you need to know to be a competitive FBI candidate, including: details on the academic fields, professional skills, volunteer experiences, and personal attributes most highly regarded by FBI recruiters former Special Agents' experiences and insights on the front lines a detailed description of the application process from the written tests to the background check. The FBI is more selective than Harvard. Overcome the odds with the help of this comprehensive guide from John Douglas, a former FBI profiler
About the Author During 25 years with the FBI, John Douglas became a leading expert on criminal personality profiling. . Early in his career, he served as a recruiter for the Bureau; later, he conducted the first organized study into the methods and motivations of serial criminals, and became known as the pioneer of modern criminal investigative analysis. As a consultant, he continues assisting in criminal investigations and prosecutions throughout the world. He coauthored two landmark criminology text: Sexual Homicide: Patterns and Motives and the Crime Classification Manual. With Mark Olshaker, he's coauthored several best-selling nonfiction books: Mindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit; Unabomber: On the Trail of America's Most-Wanted Serial Killer; Journey into Darkness: The FBI's Premier Investigator Penetrates the Minds and Motives of the Most Terrifying Serial Killers; and Obsession: The FBI'
Early in his career, he served as a recruiter for the Bureau; later, he conducted the first organized study into the methods and motivations of serial criminals, and became known as the pioneer of modern criminal investigative analysis. An Air Force veteran, Douglas holds a doctorate in adult education, and is the author of numerous articles and presentations on criminology. During 25 years with the FBI, John Doug
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