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Reflective Essay: The Role Of A Background Pregator

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The role of a background investigator is a very important one, your findings and your ability to do your job can affect a plethora of things. This will motivate me to be the best version of myself at all times and furthermore motivate me to do the best job possible. Being the best version of me means that I inspire confidence in me from people that I encounter. You cannot possibly to your best job in this profession without instilling trust in people with your communication skills and your ethics. It motivates me that so many different outcomes for an individual and the company that they have applied themselves to, ride on how successful I am at finding out that person 's history. My findings can affect many people, I have to be motivated

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