What are my chances of getting a job with Interpol?
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It depends on a) how old you are, b) if you have any kind of criminal background, and c) if you're qualified to do any of the jobs that they have openings for.\n\nThe link below will take you to Interpol's recruitment site.
941309
It wiil show up.Just look for jobs that only ask if you have been convicted in the last 5 or 7 years.That way you can say no.Also,you can just put down that you'll discuss it in the interview,then ask for one.I had the same problem,but it can be worked around.Besides,I wouldn't want to work anywhere the wouldn't excuse past mistakes.What is important is what you are doing now,and how the experience can be used to benefit others.It doesn't have to be a negetive.Look for jobs that your experience can be used to your advantage.I became an Addictions Counselor.Now I make $70 per hour,per person,and I don't do  groups smaller than 20 people.That's $1400 an hour,three times a week,and insurance pays it.Not bad for a convicted felon,huh?So use this to your advantage,it can be done.Don't give up,and good luck to you.
902484
You should apply if this experience will promote your career.  By not applying, you would be serving no purpose to the convicted, nor to yourself
322677
Contact the Civillan Personnel Office on any US Military Base, I have a feeling that with his experience he would get a job as a civillan employee/instructor in a second.
1149269
clean background is a must but most know that the majority of applicants aren't perfect .  You cannot have a domestic battery charge on your record\n\nit normally takes about 2 to 5 years to become part of the gang unit depending on the agency.  They want you to know the Job first.
993224
not necessarily, but a college degree (especially in criminology) will increase your chances of getting hired. however, you CAN apply for it, if you are at least a high school graduate. my uncle is a police officer, he didn't graduate college but he WAS in college -- he studied, then quit. \ntry taking some criminology classes in a community college -- so that you will gain information about the career. and good luck
806005
very good man. i really do think u have a chance.
35380
One of the best things you could do would be to contact your local Police Station.  They will be happy to provide you with any scholarships they can find.  I suggest calling to make an appointment with someone in the Department.  They may even have one of their own.\n\nAlso, contact a member of the State Department of Corrections.  With the hightened threats to our nation, I am sure they can help you get into a Criminal Justice course at whatever SMTC became in South Portland.  I studied there for a year and they have a really good program.  Just make sure you like that major first.  I personally hated it, but at least I now understand that police seem like jerks sometimes because that means they will go home alive.
430360
Post your CV on this global recruiting site. maybe you'll get lucky.
358532
If you are after a job in Government department they sometimes seek to establish your character and politics as well as if you have any crime record. This may include interviewing your collegues as well as you.Depends on the role of the department you are seeking to join. Of particular concerns to defence depts include how much debt you may be in or if you gamble. Basically anything that may pose a risk to security
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Normally they will not even show up.  But I would pay them.\n\nalso how much background are they going to do,  When I went to work for the Justice Dept they sent investagators to every house I lived in for 10 years, talked to neighbors in those houses,  Went to my college and my highschool and talked to teachers there.\n\nSo while anything is possible, I doubt it. ( may want to consider parking out a ways and taking a bus in)
404424
It's civil service. Go online and apply through civil service. Also call the prisons and see if they are hiring
896119
The fact that you were honest with them and told them about it before they found out about it for themselves will possibly help you out. One of the big things when applying to, or even working at, a police department is honesty. They know that people screw up. It's in our nature, nobody is perfect. But if you can accept your screw ups as what they are, admit that you screwed up, and make every effort to ensure that it never happens again, then a lot of screw ups can be overcome. However, if you lie about it, deny it, make excuses, etc., then that shows that you obviously have not learned from your screw up, and it is likely to happen again. It also shows a lack of maturity, a lack of integrity, and a lack of responsibility, all of which are vital to being an effective police officer.\n\nHaving said that, though, I have to tell you that there is still a possibility that they will not hire you right now. If you used marijuana just four weeks ago, they may view that as too recent. They may tell you to come reapply in six months or a year, and if you have stayed clean, then it will not be an issue, because you haven't used again. The time period may be longer or shorter. They generally do something like that to give you a chance to show over a period of time that you truly did learn from your mistakes and not done it again.\n\nWithout knowing anything more about you or the recruiters, I can't say for certain. But from what you have said here, it can go either way. If it doesn't work now, though, just be patient, show you meant what you said, and come back after a little time has passed.\n\nGood luck.
951930
i  dont know...they usually ask on the application bout ur criminal past.....they might not hire em bcuz of that
807543
That's unlikely - any such agencies are more than like scam artists, looking to take your money without fear of prosecution.\n\nI came here on an L-1 visa; that is an intercompany transfer on the basis of special skills (I have special skills in computing). Companies can also hire on a limited work status H1-B visa, but again only if you have special skills.\n\nFor a regular job, the company must advertise the position locally for at least three months; they must conduct 'good faith' interviews, and they must not turn down a qualified candidate in order to hire you. They must keep paper records of the ads placed, and they must have records of each candidate that applies, and each interview. They must be able to demonstrate that none of the US candidates could fill the position.\n\nThis is a lot of work and companies are rarely willing to do this unless there is a really good reason to - such as you having a skill that they require and which is not available locally.
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No there is no list except that they won't tell you that they already know who they will hired for the position; croynizm is the well of the government agencies.\nThe only way of improving your chances is to attend job fairs that you know the agency you want to work for is advertising and distribute your resume as widely as possible.
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Well if you take out your work ID card and inspect it carefully, if it has the letters: C.I.A written on it, then chances are that you work for the cia -