Mastering Command Presence: 5 Tips for Rookie Correctional Officers. 

Start with FTO next week and have been binge watching your videos and appreciate all of the information you have on this channel.

I especially liked the reference of staff who could be officious through aggressiveness vs assertivness

Anthony your information is correct even though I am California State Correctional retired for a few years, your advice, is correct.

Excellent breakdown, you have provided an excellent workshop to help the new officers navigate our chosen profession. It also provides a path, the Right Path for them to choose, and keep themselves, and there brother and sister officers, and the facility safe. Keep up the Excellent work Brother

33:05 I know this is for corrections, but as an LEO this point is great. I almost failed field training because of this. I couldn’t get out of my head about a mistake that really wasn’t that big of a deal.

Im not sure if you will see this or answer it or maybe make a video on it but i was working at the doc i was doudbting my ability to do the job and have my fellow cos backs really wasnt sure if they wanted me to or not at the time but i had a Sargeant that told me to just quit and in my doubt i listened to him ive been trying my hardest to get my job back im not sure why but subconsciously its what i want to do with my life how should i go about getting my job back ive been told no a few times what can i do because i regret it incredibly its been the worste decision ive made in my life

Yay! Almost 800. Please share!

I'm starting at a 900+ population facility coming from 6 years working a 160-180 inmate facility. Even with my years and my time as a supervisor, it's a bit intimidating. Any advice?

Did psychometric test, Appeared for interview, reference checks been asked, background checks are under process, did medical and fitness test, whats the possibility for offer? Thanks