how can i respond back to the feedback my classmate posted on my post

Good evening Ray,

I enjoyed reading your post this week. I think you have great aspirations wanting to work for the FBI. The FBI hires numerous different career fields, to include those who work in the legal field. Especially with your experience dealing with criminal justice items during your time at your attorney's office. This will not only help you with this course, but it will also help you seek a job with the FBI or any other criminal justice career you choose. Having that experience behind the scenes of law enforcement is very important, in addition to understanding the enforcement of the law by officers. This gives you an advantage I feel as I do not have this experience.

In addition to this advantage, it is great you have seen the significance of an ePortfolio. I, myself, have one as well, which has helped me prepare for interviews and my performance evaluations at work. As it gives me a place to save all the items I deem are critical for my career. I agree with you, some of the items I saved are these critical projects I have done in my advanced counterterrorism and homeland security graduate certificate classes. I want to add that you can replace these assignments, as I have, with similar work ones as you advance in your career. This ePortfolio will most definitely give you an additional advantage during interviews. Along with your legal background, many agencies may want to see how you think and analyze topics like counterterrorism. Your ePortfolio can even help you refresh your understanding and knowledge on these topics for these interviews as well. Therefore, I am glad we both see the importance of keeping and using an ePortfolio.

I wish you the best of luck during this course and in the future. If you have any questions about federal employment, you are more than welcome to reach out to me.

Brenden Amico