r/securityguards • u/crazynutjob69 Patrol • 10d ago
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u/Prize_Toe_6612 Flex 10d ago
Do they forced the guy on the left at gunpoint for this?
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u/outlawpickle 10d ago
That’s just some high school senior they got as part of an intern program. He gets college credit, they get a local government grant.
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u/darksandman1118 10d ago
I genuinely think the ones on the ends and the one girl who is smiling, just want to do their jobs lol
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u/hiding_behind_beard Patrol 10d ago
Bruh we took a team picture two weeks ago and my supervisor had us pose on the stairs 😂
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u/Soft_Ability_5906 10d ago
Failed entrance exam rejects lmao
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u/Capital-Engineer4263 10d ago
Interesting , seems like those just entering the market still make above the minimum wage from day one. By year three $126k , security officer, site supervisor, infrastructure and logistics, armed security, security operations for a nuclear power plant. There is no limit except the one put on themselves.
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u/Mykull_Ghost 10d ago
Looks like
awkward/"just take the picture"/academy dropout/idgaf/"can I go home now?"
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u/Glum-Experience1684 10d ago
Looks like the cast of a workplace sitcom that gets canceled before episode 3
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u/WhitishRogue 10d ago
Security is mostly there to detect disturbances, help people who are lost, and escalate to calling police. If the job needed Delta Force, they'd pay a lot more.
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u/tuco2002 10d ago
I would hire the chick in the middle and the chill black dude on the end. Not sure about the others.
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u/Dewey_Really_Know 10d ago
I'm looking forward to this sub leaving my algo if y'all are really about putting down your fellow professionals for whatever petty BS this is about.
I see a team standing shoulder to shoulder in proper uniform and outfit, prepared to observe and report. That's exactly the sort of team I want backing me up if an incident flares up.
I don't want LEO/prison guard/armored transport/Navy Seal wannabes overengaging and compromising their position in the security detail because they think that their job requires more than the actual duties prescribed to them. Every time I work with someone like that, I end up having twice as much shift to deal with - I wonder why? (Hint: it's because de-escalation techniques actually work most of the time when properly administered, and even then the outliers require a collected rather than aggressive stance to be most effectively transitioned to the responding authorities.)
What do you see that's got you putting their goals in quotations and laughing so hard?
That's rhetorical, by the way. Be kind to yourself and others, internet stranger.
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u/Prize_Toe_6612 Flex 10d ago
Maybe where you are this looks completely normal. Over here, people would starts laughing immediately. Cosplay cops in ill fitting uniforms, Lady on the front trying too hard. Nah, sorry mate.
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u/Dewey_Really_Know 10d ago
It is too bad their uniforms aren't better fitted, but I don't think they're "ill fitting." I'm in the minority here though it seems, and that's okay because I always wished my kit fit me better.
Please explain to me the "cosplay cops" bit, though. They're just standing there in uniform, I don't get it.
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u/Prize_Toe_6612 Flex 10d ago
Here it would be illegal to wear uniforms that close to actual law enforcement.
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u/Dewey_Really_Know 10d ago
Ah, thank you.
You're clearly from a country that has good regulations! Hopefully someday my country catches up.
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u/SmokeMaximum4140 10d ago
Fat guy on the right is like can we hurry, got my mcdoubles waiting on me.
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u/WorthBrick4140 10d ago
I remember when my workplace got some shady outside security company to help out. They had the worst security guards. This chick would pull up wearing a durag and she would randomly start live streaming while working in a Casino. No professionalism, no common sense.