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I worked closely with my supervisor and attending various meetings in which my supervisor was in charge so that helped me to have a better understanding of the LAPD’s organization. Also, I received weekly feedback from my supervisor on progress so that helped me to monitor my progress and to have a better idea on how to prepare myself to achieve my goals and also promote the LAPD goal, mission, and vision.
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