What are the pro and cons of being a FBI agent?

Answer 1

Negative Aspects: you can get killed, you could go to prison for a mistake, you can kill an innocent person

Positive Aspects: you get the chance to help people, you get paid well, you get to give back to the community

All FBI agents must go through background checks, must be well educated (have at least a bachelor's degree), go through fitness tests, be experienced and skilled in their field, have specials skills, and must be thoroughly committed to upholding the laws of the U.S.

Answer 2

yes; they include working for long periods of time (usually 40 hrs a week and sometimes weekend work), being away from your family, and being in dangerous situations. Also, cases must be kept confidential.

Answer 3

Full-time detectives and investigators usually receive benefits. These include paid vacation, sick leave, and health insurance. They also receive life insurance and excellent retirement plans. Many retire at half-pay after 20 or 25 years of service.Full-time detectives and investigators usually receive benefits. These include paid vacation, sick leave, and health insurance. They also receive life insurance and excellent retirement plans. Many retire at half-pay after 20 or 25 years of service.

Jobs in the FBI can demanding.

Answer 4

The positives are that they can help people find out who killed someone. They can save the country with attacks. Some negatives are that sometimes they scare people. Sometimes they just break into peoples homes and do things that some people wouldn't think are right. They also blame people who haven't done anything and are not always right.

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