Cheif Intelligence Officer for a business?
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It seems that you have asked a question that belongs under "homework help".\n\nActually, more like "dissertation help"
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try some banglore based KPO (knowledge process outsourcing company).
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Because PIO stands for Person of Indian Origin, that's a very vague question to ask.  If you're asking for a Police Intelligence Officer instead, you're in for a long search.\n\nI think these will help you get started.
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Having an undergraduate degree is not mandatory, but is highly recommended. Life experiences are taken into consideration. However, a standard requirement for overseas officers, intelligence analysts, and other non-clerical positions is a college degree, preferably an advanced degree.\n\nhttp://www.cia.gov/employment/faq.html#m1\n\nBasic Requirements for All CIA Positions\nBefore seeking any position with the CIA, you should know that the following requirements will apply: \n\nU.S. Citizenship is required. The CIA does not assist individuals in applying for US citizenship. \n\nSuccessful completion of a thorough medical examination, a polygraph interview and an extensive background investigation\n\n\nFor more information visit http://usgovinfo.about.com/library/weekly/aa071899.htm and http://federaljobs.net/ciajobs.htm
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People with a certification in Information Security (just make a search on Yahoo for it...there are two major certification resources for it) are becomming highly sought-after.  It will give you a leg-up as not many people have it.
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Ask your superior officer.
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Check the phone book for your local personnel agency.  Chances are they'll have some positions hiring for data entry.  They'll also do the testing for typing speeds, etc.
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the fastest and easiest are constable offices.it is a den of politics and the buddy system but it will get you started.as soon as you can get away from the constable dept. and go with a credible agency
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If he is wanting to stay inside INTEL, he might have a 'slight' edge being in the field already.    did he get out, get his degree and now want back in?  that might be harder.  INTEL is EXTREMELY competetive and in order to have  a decent shot, he needs to have a 3.5 or better GPA in a Technical or Comp major, have outstanding evals, have the leadership skills(LPO or Work Center Sup).  If he's willing to go SWO, he's probably got a better shot..lots of need there.  \n\nIs is looking at a straight Commission?  Don't rule out LDO or Warrant.  With eight years in, if he's an E6 and eligible to take the Chief's exam, he can try for LDO.
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Try Pico International Inc.
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I am in the same boat. What I have heard is while it helps higher national agencies prefer specialization in other subjects, international relations helps a lot. I have heard they also like it if you are in a cj honor society. It will help you be more likely for higher positions in general police, corrections, etc work. What helps THE most is getting experience, if you are not like me and have the time take an intership, try to go as high as you can. Its very competitive but CIA has a program for students but for the program you have to go there...
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I don't know, I've never heard of that specialty.  Do you mean Information Security Analyst, or Information Security Auditor?
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Intelligence officers are recruited the same way as anybody else.  You join the Army, tell them that's what you want to do, and then do something completely different.\n\nI haven't played the game, but I assume you are probably asking how to get into the Special Forces (Green Berets, SEALS, Force Recon and so forth).  The answer is the same as above.\n\nBe warned, however, there is a lot of competition for those positions, the training is VERY INTENSIVE, and most people DO NOT PASS.  Those poor souls, then find themselves committed to 4 years or more in the Army doing something other that what they wanted to do.\n\nThink carefully before dedicating your life to George Bush's war machine.  There's no telling what he will want you to do.
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Calling INS would take too long. Figure out their schedule, where they go to work, where they shop, and report that in to the INS. Be like a CIA undercover agent. That way they won't know that you're following them.
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You don't join the C.I.A.  You apply for a job at the C.I.A.\n\nYou will need a degree... Accounting is a good one, believe it or not.  You would also have a leg up if you were fluent another language other than Spanish, German or French.  Arabic, Chinese, and Russian are good.\n\nBefore you go crazy wanting to be in the C.I.A., not all people in the C.I.A. are undercover spies.  They do a lot of white collar and intelligence investigations, as do the Secret Service.
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show them what capabilities u have and whats your aim of joining their organization. briefly in one sentence.
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Dear Shiva\n\nFirst you have to be clear as to what exactly you want to know. If the information you seek to know is from a public sector undertaking, there is an officer nominated for the same and you have to get in touch with him and make application with prescribed fee. If it relates to a company the procedure is the same. Even Municiple bodies have nominated officers for information. Your question could be answered in a better way if you explain in which field you are seeking information.