Get that Crime Analysis Job Part 2 - Resumes, Covers, and Mock Interviews

Want a job in Crime Analysis but aren’t sure how to find one, never mind write a rocking resume or cover letter? Check out this video to learn how to best find and apply for an analytical job in public safety that you will love!
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[@magalymartin9796]

Thank you so much! I am up for a crime analyst position with the department of corrections and my State and right now trying to figure out how to really wow them

[@ExcellenceinAnalytics]

Awesome! Did you walk away with some conviction?
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Good luck!!!

[@SavageThrifter]

Hi again! In an entry level crime analyst position, would a person be doing queries and using programming languages ? I'm not clear on the level of complexity for an entry level position because I've heard various answers on reddit vs job descriptions

[@ExcellenceinAnalytics]

Welcome to the industry! It really depends on what type of agency you join. A smaller agency will not require programming languages. However, a larger agency with more complex systems may require some. They also could hire data scientists so the analysts would not need to do the big programming. Overall, as an entry analyst, you would need to understand basic querying methods in programs like Microsoft Excel and Access, depending on what the agency uses. We have some analyst-focused training that can give you the basics.
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