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Women Cops: Positioning Yourself for Promotion -- A Step-by-Step Guide for Getting Promoted Up the Ranks
Retired Police Chief Karin Montejo, PhD, explains how women in policing can successfully navigate the promotion process. Chief Montejo describes common obstacles to promotion -- such as maternity leave and stereotypical job assignments -- and offers advice on how women can overcome these hurdles.
As Chief of the Albuquerque, New Mexico Police Department I had the opportunity to work closely with Donna Milgram and IWITTS. Their tools helped our Department accurately assess the current work environment and make changes that greatly improved our ability to recruit, retain and promote women officers considerably in a short time.
~ Chief Joseph Polisar
Former President, International Association of Chiefs of Police
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