Tim Brinkeman wrote: 19 Feb 2022, 18:44 For those of us who failed PQE, it would be great to receive some feedback on what we could focus on to perform better next time. Real-life police departments, like many other employers, would provide at least some high level feedback :)

I can imagine it's busy these days. Some of us spend hours on our application form and PQE questions, so helping us figure out what we can focus next time seems fair, and would make us better candidate next time, which is a win-win for all.

Since the PQE questions are broad and touching a few areas (both IC and OOC), I don't really know what to focus on to make it better for the next round. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Mario Ramsey wrote: 19 Feb 2022, 19:30

Tim Brinkeman wrote: 19 Feb 2022, 18:44 For those of us who failed PQE, it would be great to receive some feedback on what we could focus on to perform better next time. Real-life police departments, like many other employers, would provide at least some high level feedback :)

I can imagine it's busy these days. Some of us spend hours on our application form and PQE questions, so helping us figure out what we can focus next time seems fair, and would make us better candidate next time, which is a win-win for all.

Since the PQE questions are broad and touching a few areas (both IC and OOC), I don't really know what to focus on to make it better for the next round. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

The Personal Qualifications Essay is intended to provide the Recruitment and Employment Division a general idea about the applicant in both IC and OOC fields. It's to evaluate the applicant's ability of writing essays. I highly recommend you to focus on your grammar and the sentences formation. Consider also taking some time before you send the essay, revise the essays, and try to detect the mistakes. Mistakes include; grammar errors, punctuation, wrong information and etc. When writing an essay, try to make it easy for the grader to read it (There are a lot of topics on the internet about how to write a proper essay). Eventually, these are the tips that anyone from the faction or from the RED would give to an applicant.

You have around one month for the next recruitment drive so prepare yourself, start working on improving your language and good luck!

IMPORTANT NOTE: Your PQE should be sent to the Recruitment and Employment Division account and titled with the format listed below. Your PQE will not be received if the title is formatted improperly. #X-XX should be replaced by the Job Number and followed by your first and last name.

Noah Bradford wrote: 20 Feb 2022, 12:26

IMPORTANT NOTE: Your PQE should be sent to the Recruitment and Employment Division account and titled with the format listed below. Your PQE will not be received if the title is formatted improperly. #X-XX should be replaced by the Job Number and followed by your first and last name.

Does that mean it should be set to [PQE 0-122] Firstname Lastname?

Rodney Woods wrote: 22 Feb 2022, 07:09 Hey there, I got a question regarding my upcoming IC interview. I am done with the OOC part and I'm now waiting for the server launch to do my IC part of the DI.
My question is if I should post my availability somewhere or send a PM to someone with it because I'm pretty much confused about how to find a day and time to show up for the IC part of the interview.

William Fath wrote: 23 Feb 2022, 15:47 I revieved my PQE form over 48 hours ago. I filled it and forwarded in in less than 10 hours later and I still haven't gotten a response. Moreover, the PQE I sent is not in my Outbox anymore. My application name is William Fath, currently in theApproved Candidates thread. I just need to know where I stand so far cause I'm confused and somewhat worried.

Cassius Harrell wrote: Hi! My PBA topic in the Approved Candidates forum is locked and thus I can't post my PQE request. I'm not sure who I should contact about it so I'm requesting for someone to unlock it here so I can proceed. Thanks!

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