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I'm interested in becoming a security guard. What can I expect?

what consequences should i expect being a security guard?

what type of training would i require to become armed security?

How can i adapt to any environment while being a security guard?

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Thank you comment icon I had a sister who worked as a security guard, to me she seemed pretty exhausted after work. She had received training although I can't tell you much about that part, sorry. But! as any other job, you need a lot of motivation because it can be tiring A LOT. Maybe you can reach out to others online on alternate sites who have experience in that field! Although I'm sure you've tried that, if you also have any security offices near you, maybe you can check them out, find out their contact information and ask them for an audience to give you any advice about that field because you're interested. Or ask them for advice through email. Shyann
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Uduak’s Answer

First and Foremost, you have to be passionate about entering this career line for Greater Satisfaction and Sustainability. You have to undergo training as the first phase.

Try searching for online training centers around your community or state. You could be lucky to be trained by your first employer.
If you can't get a training as early as possible, you could apply for low requirements Security guard Jobs.

As day passes, you get to develop skills on the Job like Awareness, Communication skills. Some other skills can be learnt online like Emotional Intelligence, sensory utilization skills, combat skills, and Few Important exercises.

Expect a tough start but as time goes on you get better so long as Satisfaction and passion remains
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James’s Answer

An in-depth question that has a lot to cover.

Consequences: As a Security Guard, there are two consequences that come to mind when asked. The first one is the hours. Depending on the company you work for, you might work overnight shifts. This can hurt your ability to carry on a social life and can be quite isolating at times. The second consequence that comes to mind is the complacency. It is easy to be complacent in this field. You are supposed to always be on the alert, but there might not be anything going on for months at a time. Then, when that fateful moment comes, you have to be ready.

Training: Research acquiring your "guard card." This will get you certified in being a Security Guard. Get certified to carry a firearm, as that will increase your options in employers. Seek out additional training that your employer does not provide. Things like advanced medical training and advanced handcuffing.

Adapting: In order to adapt, you have to expose yourself to uncomfortable environments. That way you get used to utilizing critical thinking to get yourself out of tough situations.
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