1. Paco Valles 4/27/11 Hour 4 Federal Agent

2. Help wanted!!!! Isn't that what you want to hear? 968,400 jobs are available in the career of law enforcement. I was first interested in this career when I was eight and looking on the back of a milk carton and it said “ have you seen these kids?” I wasn’t serious about it until two years ago when my aunt was hit in New York and killed instantly by a drunk police officer from that moment on I knew what I wanted to be. I wanted to help find and stop things like that and help people feel safer in there lives. I will be researching the nature of work, working conditions, Qualifications and advancement, The job outlook, earnings, and a related occupation incase something happens with trying to pursue this career. Introduction

4. Conduct surveillance.

5. Monitor court-authorized wiretaps.

6. Examine business records.

7. Investigate white-collar crime.

9. Indoor and outdoor

10. Traditional hours

11. Uniformed at all times

12. Extensive travel

13. Armed and able to exercise their authority when necessary.Working Conditions

15. Law enforcement

16. Practical enforcement

17. Sixyears and 2 months of internshipQualifications and Advancement

19. Rising

20. Positive increase

21. TennesseeJob Outlook/employment

23. Lowest $53,910

24. Highest $97,870 10 percent increase

25. First purchase- a house

26. Buy a nice car

27. Get married Earnings

29. At least 2 years of college

30. Six years of experience

31. High stamina

32. 2.5 GPA

33. Hard worker

34. $1,177,967 Related Occupations

35. After researching as much as I did on the job as a federal agent, I am insured that I will continue to pursue this career. I have deiced to stay with this career for personal reasons that have changed my life. I know I will be more than ecstatic to work in this field. So I after researching Federal agent I am sure that one day I will pursue this career with happiness. Thank you and have a nice day. Conclusion

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