The truth about your sleuth. (private investigators) (Investigations): An article from: Security Management

The truth about your sleuth. (private investigators) (Investigations): An article from: Security Management





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From the supplier: Using the services of a private investigator can create legal problems and may even damage a company's reputation if the investigation is poorly conducted. It is therefore important for security managers to closely scrutinize each candidate's claims, skills and credentials. Some of the issues they should consider include the potential investigator's ethical standards, education, special skills, certification and cost.

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Title: The truth about your sleuth. (private investigators) (Investigations)
Author: Leroy E. Cook
Publication: Security Management (Refereed)
Date: December 1, 1994
Publisher: American Society for Industrial Security
Volume: v38 Issue: n12 Page: p35(3)

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