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1. What are some of the biggest challenges you have faced in working in an independent/unsupervised setting? The biggest challenges while working unsupervised has been running into an internal procedure that I am unfamiliar with. 2. What are the key motivators that encourage you to perform at your best? I am motivated by the belief that my work is representative of me and my agency. 3. How does this position fit in with your long-term goals? I am highly interested in investigative roles and would like to work long term as an investigator. I am interested in remaining an investigator or moving into criminal investigations for the state or federal government. 4. What interview question(s) would best allow you to demonstrate your qualifications

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