FBI AGENT Software Developer Intrusions Specialist
Criteria Weight Rating Score Rating Score Rating Score
Education 20% 85 17 80 16 80 16
Location 10% 75 7.5 75 7.5 75 7.5
Salary 20% 45 9 90 18 80 16
Promotion 30% 65 19.5 65 19.5 65 19.5
Perks 20% 70 14 70 14 70 14
Total 100% 330 67 380 75 370 73
When entering the job market weighing out different options is an important part when deciding which career is right for the prospective employee. When making this decision an evaluation matrix can be a helpful tool used to show how each career measures up to personal preference. The careers of an FBI Agent, software developer, and an intrusions specialist are very different jobs but equally exciting. FBI agents have an exciting …show more content…
The FBI is a “threat-based and intelligence-driven national security and law enforcement ...agency… organized to protect and defend the United States” (Who Are We, 2015). Being a FBI agent is honor and commitment that asks for bravery and sacrifices for the national good. Getting into the FBI is a task in itself, and taking on the challenges of the job can be off-putting. FBI agents are “responsible for enforcing over 300 federal statutes and conducting sensitive national security investigations” (Current FBI Needs, 2015). In the FBI all employees are not asked to uphold the law by enforcing it directly some are in charge of making new technologies not just for the FBI but for law enforcement agencies nationwide. In 2013 the FBI launched Latents and National Palm Print System, in 18,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide. The new software has enhanced the law enforcement agencies abilities to solve crimes more efficiently (Next Generation Identification, 2015 ). Though the FBI has new technology emerging there is still a lot ethical issues that FBI technology cannot always stop. Some ethical issues that FBI agents may face are “criminal ethics breaches, such as lying under oath, planting evidence, falsifying reports, performing illegal searches, and other violations” (Fortenbery, 2015). Because agents have so much power being a part of such a high ranking law enforcement agency, they sometimes lose sight of their ethical responsibilities. Though FBI agents are not the only people who are sometime overcome with the power they receive from their
Criteria Weight Rating Score Rating Score Rating Score
Education 20% 85 17 80 16 80 16
Location 10% 75 7.5 75 7.5 75 7.5
Salary 20% 45 9 90 18 80 16
Promotion 30% 65 19.5 65 19.5 65 19.5
Perks 20% 70 14 70 14 70 14
Total 100% 330 67 380 75 370 73
When entering the job market weighing out different options is an important part when deciding which career is right for the prospective employee. When making this decision an evaluation matrix can be a helpful tool used to show how each career measures up to personal preference. The careers of an FBI Agent, software developer, and an intrusions specialist are very different jobs but equally exciting. FBI agents have an exciting …show more content…
The FBI is a “threat-based and intelligence-driven national security and law enforcement ...agency… organized to protect and defend the United States” (Who Are We, 2015). Being a FBI agent is honor and commitment that asks for bravery and sacrifices for the national good. Getting into the FBI is a task in itself, and taking on the challenges of the job can be off-putting. FBI agents are “responsible for enforcing over 300 federal statutes and conducting sensitive national security investigations” (Current FBI Needs, 2015). In the FBI all employees are not asked to uphold the law by enforcing it directly some are in charge of making new technologies not just for the FBI but for law enforcement agencies nationwide. In 2013 the FBI launched Latents and National Palm Print System, in 18,000 law enforcement agencies nationwide. The new software has enhanced the law enforcement agencies abilities to solve crimes more efficiently (Next Generation Identification, 2015 ). Though the FBI has new technology emerging there is still a lot ethical issues that FBI technology cannot always stop. Some ethical issues that FBI agents may face are “criminal ethics breaches, such as lying under oath, planting evidence, falsifying reports, performing illegal searches, and other violations” (Fortenbery, 2015). Because agents have so much power being a part of such a high ranking law enforcement agency, they sometimes lose sight of their ethical responsibilities. Though FBI agents are not the only people who are sometime overcome with the power they receive from their