The three most important attributes to a police officer would be integrity, respect, and professionalism. These are all qualities which I possess and hold strong to my character. (A) Integrity is the foundation of public service, and this quality is the predominant characteristic when I consider the role of a police officer. Integrity is the cornerstone of a relationship with members of the public. When a police officer encounters a situation, they must act with confidence according to their character. When thinking of values surrounding integrity, my mind centers first on honesty. This critical trait is something which I have embraced throughout my life.
To be held to a high level of integrity also requires that one is well-spoken. Throughout …show more content…
I have had the opportunity to serve clients and members of the public through my personal experience as well as my career. I cannot think of a career path which would require more professionalism than being an officer of the law. I would imagine that being an officer is a constant test as to one’s professionalism, for which I would be well-suited. My high school and college experience has shown me that one loses respect or even integrity without professionalism, which is why I feel it is so important and well-integrated into this role. While I have not been involved with law enforcement as a criminal, as I mentioned I have had many necessary interactions with police in my personal and private experiences. I have shown through my career as both a leader and a team member that I have the ability to remain astute, even in the face of difficulty or even despair. I would be proud to serve my community in this …show more content…
Officials are placed in their positions and trusted by citizens, to keep peace and to uphold the law. I feel that everyday workings are all focused around serving others, something which I have grown to enjoy doing.
Throughout my career, I have held many roles which are built completely around service. I hold myself and others to a high service standard, and I hold this true in all of my daily dealings. I greatly enjoy working with people, and I welcome the diversity that each and every person or experience has to offer. I understand that there are also many facets to the roles of police officer which are not service-centric, such as completing paperwork, reporting, training, and so on. With my service-minded approach, I can confidently say that I would be successful in these non-personal tasks as well.
Because I have always held myself to a high level of service, I have enjoyed great successes. I am glad that I am able to complete tasks, interactions, projects, and jobs altogether with high marks for providing excellent service. As I mentioned, this is a value which I hold very dear. If an officer does not embrace and constantly display excellent service, they will not be
To be held to a high level of integrity also requires that one is well-spoken. Throughout …show more content…
I have had the opportunity to serve clients and members of the public through my personal experience as well as my career. I cannot think of a career path which would require more professionalism than being an officer of the law. I would imagine that being an officer is a constant test as to one’s professionalism, for which I would be well-suited. My high school and college experience has shown me that one loses respect or even integrity without professionalism, which is why I feel it is so important and well-integrated into this role. While I have not been involved with law enforcement as a criminal, as I mentioned I have had many necessary interactions with police in my personal and private experiences. I have shown through my career as both a leader and a team member that I have the ability to remain astute, even in the face of difficulty or even despair. I would be proud to serve my community in this …show more content…
Officials are placed in their positions and trusted by citizens, to keep peace and to uphold the law. I feel that everyday workings are all focused around serving others, something which I have grown to enjoy doing.
Throughout my career, I have held many roles which are built completely around service. I hold myself and others to a high service standard, and I hold this true in all of my daily dealings. I greatly enjoy working with people, and I welcome the diversity that each and every person or experience has to offer. I understand that there are also many facets to the roles of police officer which are not service-centric, such as completing paperwork, reporting, training, and so on. With my service-minded approach, I can confidently say that I would be successful in these non-personal tasks as well.
Because I have always held myself to a high level of service, I have enjoyed great successes. I am glad that I am able to complete tasks, interactions, projects, and jobs altogether with high marks for providing excellent service. As I mentioned, this is a value which I hold very dear. If an officer does not embrace and constantly display excellent service, they will not be