Talk:Intercon Security
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It seems this article is very much talking up Intertec security. Things like "elite guards" and such seem a little biased. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by Rx350 (talk • contribs) .
- I've cleaned it up some, but I would like someone else to look through it before removing the tag. Thanks. --Zsinj 21:36, 4 February 2006 (UTC)
It looks good to me. I pulled the tag off 5,feb 2006
Nice comment.... Check the name again... Good to see you're paying attention - do you work for Intertec? :-)
- “As part of its mandate, Intercon Security instructs officers in self-defense tactics and techniques.”
Having worked for Intercon, I can tell you this is a flat-out LIE. They offer NO training of any sort, not even for basic Guard Cards. The only “training” I ever received from Intercon was a 4-hour lecture on the company’s policies, most of it centered around why overtime is good for guards and not-so-bad for the company, and a little on harassment policy. A REDDSON
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