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Generally, what are the prerequisites for employment in security services? What other requirements should be added to be truly successuful?

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Traditionally those who work in the security services tend to be on the bottom level of the employment grid although off duty police officers also tend to work in the security services as a way to supplement their income. The work tends to be low paying and often occurs during the night. Some states have minimum requirements ...

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