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Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer Reviews
What is it like working as a Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer?
March 2019
Hectic.
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer in New York:
Pros: always something to do.
Cons: too congested
February 2019
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer:
The University could do much better if they cared for their employees. The benefits are great but the pay should be improved. They should also allow for people to be more flexible and allow them to work where they want to in regards to position.
January 2019
Not good.
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer in New York:
Pros: Nothing
Cons: People’s nasty attitude
January 2019
Great Job.
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer in Glendale:
Pros: Ability to do many specialties
Cons: Politics
December 2018
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer in Phoenix:
Pros: Diversity
Cons: Hot summer
November 2018
VA Police.
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer in Albany:
Pros: work environment
Cons: stress, long hours
March 2018
It's a small town.
Police or Sheriff's Patrol Officer in Kingstree:
Pros: Close to family
Cons: They are stuck in the past
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