Tina Lewis Rowe

Category: Law Enforcement Related

  • Starting In A Police Academy? Ask For A Free E-Book To Help You Be Successful

    Your Police Academy Training is the Start of a Great Career  If you or someone you know is planning on attending a law enforcement training academy in a college or technical school or a police or sheriff’s department, contact me, using the contact tab or the comments under this post (I’ll keep it private), and…

  • If You Are Doing MBWA, Find Good Things To Talk About

    Early in my career with the Denver Police Department (in the early 1970’s), I worked for a short time in an assignment that reported to Chief of Police George Seaton. He had a meeting with all of us and told us that for a few months he wanted us to be out and about during each shift,…

  • Make Promises and Keep Them

    In a February, 1942 Popular Science magazine I found this article and was intrigued by the first few paragraphs. The writer didn’t say, “J. Edgar Hoover never told us he intended to smash kidnapping rackets or stop murderous gunmen, but that’s what he did.” Instead he uses each promise Hoover made to illustrate the point of…

  • Employee Input Has Value–But Should Be Evaluated Carefully

    The most effective managers and supervisors actively seek employee ideas and opinions on a regular basis, not just when big decisions are being made. Those who are regularly doing a task may have excellent ideas for how the task can be done more efficiently or effectively. Nevertheless, it is important for managers and supervisors as well as employees…