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i have some questions if any of u dont mind answering them.its so i can get financial aid from a special program. and could i at least get for replies

person interviewed:
job title:
Employer:


1.what do you like best about your job?
2.what do you like least about your job?
3.if you quit 2day and moved to another area, how difficult would it b to find a similar job
4.how hard is it for an experienced person 2 land a job in this field.
5.what do you do most of the day? how do you spend your time?
6.is this a high stress position/ do you have 2 take your job home?
7.what are the opportunities for advancement.
8.what does the job pay? how do you get raises?
9.are the benefits good? is there a retirement plan?
10.what kind of training, education, and experience would you recommend to get into this field
11.are there other qualifications needed for this job?
12.how stable is this job?
13.do u spend time on preparation,maintenance,over time, union meetings ect?
14.do you work mostly alone or with others?
15.does the station provide additional training as the job requirements change?
16.is this job going to exist 15 yrs from now?
17.in addition to formal training what should i do to prepare for this posistion

i have some questions if any of u dont mind answering them.its so i can get financial aid from a special program. and could i at least get for replies

person interviewed:
job title:
Employer:


1.what do you like best about your job?
2.what do you like least about your job?
3.if you quit 2day and moved to another area, how difficult would it b to find a similar job
4.how hard is it for an experienced person 2 land a job in this field.
5.what do you do most of the day? how do you spend your time?
6.is this a high stress position/ do you have 2 take your job home?
7.what are the opportunities for advancement.
8.what does the job pay? how do you get raises?
9.are the benefits good? is there a retirement plan?
10.what kind of training, education, and experience would you recommend to get into this field
11.are there other qualifications needed for this job?
12.how stable is this job?
13.do u spend time on preparation,maintenance,over time, union meetings ect?
14.do you work mostly alone or with others?
15.does the station provide additional training as the job requirements change?
16.is this job going to exist 15 yrs from now?
17.in addition to formal training what should i do to prepare for this posistion

Sorry , I can't resist. Will this " special financial aid " include language and grammar instruction ??

This is your first post here. We know nothing about you ( go visit our rap sheets section) and you are already looking for a " handout ". You write like a 6th grader ( who dropped out in 5th grade) and this smells a whole lot like a homework assignment.

On top of all of that....nobody here is going to give their name or agency. For that you'll need to interview a local officer. Maybe next time you can impress us with a post full of good language skills.

And yes, good language skills are important in todays competitive job market.

Rather than coming on here and just demanding help, you may find better responses by actually going to a local department. Afterall, it is hardly an interview when you do it this way.

We tend not to respond well to requests for assistance in which so little effort is put into them... especially when the responses would take some effort. You may want to ask LEOs to send you a PM if they are interested. In the outside chance someone is willing to do it in this format, they would not likely post it in the open forums.

... is it "for" responses you are looking for, or "four"?

the only reason i asked here is because im at work during the day and the financial aid is for the dislocated program i am going thru after bayliner shuts down

About 10 or 15 years ago there was a song called " Video killed the radio star". It was how the video stores ( VHS tapes) were now being rented out which was killing off the record/cassette artists.

My latest take on this old song is..." Text messaging killed the langauge skills of the average teen".

the only reason i asked here is because im at work during the day and the financial aid is for the dislocated program i am going thru after bayliner shuts down

Does this look like proper English? Most of us would call that one hell of a run-on sentence. :)

Elaborating on what mcsap said, we do not know anything about you. What you have done is the equivalent of being a door-to-door salesman and strolling into our house asking us to do things for you. There's a rap sheet section to introduce yourself.

Also, as already stated, you are EXTREMELY unlikely to get responses on here. It seems this was meant to be an actual interview and you may want to go to your local department and interview "for" officers.

well thanks i guess a simple no would have been good enough

well thanks i guess a simple no would have been good enough

bt jst sAyn "no" wd B rude w/o an xplanatin. sry we Culdnt do yr hmwrk 4 u.

do you think if it was my homework and i was goin to school i wouldnt have terrible grammar i just thought someone related to LE would be polite (no offense)

I'm sorry, but I really cannot understand what that last post is saying. Your questions are the same that students post on RP all the time.

FWIW, you could have terrible grammar if you are in school. You claim to be working, so you COULD be going to school after work. However, being from Oregon and with you saying that you are working days, it is safe to assume that you are an English speaking adult. With that said, it seems that mcsap hit the nail right on the head and text messaging is the death of your language skills.

Were you to post an intro in the Rap Sheets section, perhaps we would think differently.

I own a Bayliner. :)