Behavioural Detection Officer

[JBW1366]

There is a position for the above going at work, that I'm interested in, but I have been in my current role for more than ten years, but i would like to apply, and think i would be suited.

one of the questions is, how important do you feel behavioural detection is?

What I need is help with answers i have a few and how can i STAND OUT from the others applying?

Any help would be welcome

[jake-the-peg]

Well check up on its successes and failures

http://www.alternet.org/story/144101/feeling_nervous_3,000_behavior_detection_officers_will_be_watching_you_at_the_airport_this_thanksgiving

98,805 stops 813 arrests so that's a success rate of under 1%

I might wonder if that's much better than chance

Of course that's probably not the sort of answer that will land you the job!


An intelligent answer might suggest that with figures like that Behavioral Detection is best used in conjunction with other intelligence.

In all areas of work people like to pick up the concept of 'continuous improvement' so you can drop that in and talk about the importance of metrics in measuring the effectiveness of BD so that improvements can be measured and the value of the process demonstrated