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¶ … Skills and Capabilities
How my Skills and Knowledge will Benefit the Bureau of Organized Crime
The relevance of having the most qualified and skilled personnel at one of Chicago Police Department's most important arms in the fight against illegal narcotics and gang activity cannot be overstated. I am convinced that I have the relevant knowledge and skills to not only successfully serve, but to also be of great benefit to the Bureau of Organized Crime. I will elaborate.
To begin with, during the time I have been in service as a Chicago Police Officer, I have gained practical skills in policing and further enhanced my basic recruit training in such areas as report writing, drugs, and gangs. These are skills that I intend to actively utilize in my new role.
It is also important to note that the changing...
Today, unlike was the case a couple of years ago, criminals in organized crime groups are increasingly making use of the globalization of both commerce and communications to facilitate their activities. For instance, criminals in the said organized crime groups are actively using technology to transfer money across boarders, while at the same time continuously utilizing diverse avenues of technology to avoid both detection and investigation. In that regard, therefore, police officers actively engaged in the fight against organized crime enterprises must possess the relevant skills and knowhow to combat modern day organized crime. In addition to having basic computer knowledge, I also have sound understanding of cybercrime, having developed…
Skills and Knowledge Area The ability to research and interpret and then apply various local and federal and State laws as well as ordinances related to Community Programs is an extremely important and demanding skill. One example of the demonstration of this ability is that explained by Thomas R. Suozzi, the County Executive of Nassau, and Lorna B. Goodman, County Attorney of Nassau County, in their Annual Report on their County
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skills to an employer. Of these three, though, recognizing assumptions may be the most critical for many organizations. As Christie (2013) points out, recognizing underlying assumptions is crucial for solving legal conundrums. All organizations depend on open-minded thinkers who can account for a diverse range of ideas and opinions. It is important to recognize biases and prejudices, which can prevent innovation and problem-solving capabilities. Recognizing assumptions can also help
capabilities of key medical personnel operating in an austere environment in terms of their performance measures on key indicators, the skill sets that they must possess and the method in which equipment and supplies will be transferred to the location where medical personnel are to provide care. NR KPP requirements are also set out as well as parameters for measuring the desired goals and needs of this operation. The
Informed Decision Making (Nursing Role) The nurse has the utmost responsibility in educating the patient and his/her family about the proposed treatment plan, the availability of alternative interventions, and in general plays a vital role in promoting informed decision making. [ANMC], (2005)] The nurse being more familiar with the patient has a better understanding of the patient's understanding capabilities and can therefore decide as to what type of teaching method a
Skills and Personality Traits of a Computer Programmer Computer programmers write, test, and maintain the detailed instructions, called programs, that computers must follow to perform their functions. They also conceive, design, and test logical structures for solving problems by computer. Many technical innovations in programming-advanced computing technologies and sophisticated new languages and programming tools-have redefined the role of a programmer and elevated much of the programming work done today. Job titles