As a correctional officer aspiring to advance your career within the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR), the sergeant interview is a crucial
Prison: How I Became A Correctional Sergeant for CDCR
FAQ
What does a correctional sergeant do in the Cdcr?
Supervises the work of Correctional Officers in the safe custody, discipline, and welfare of inmates or parolees on an assigned watch or in a major area; calls roll of Correctional Officers supervised; makes inspection tours to see that Correctional Officers are alert and diligent in the performance of their duties; …
How do you answer the question why do you want to be a sergeant?
The hiring board uses this question to learn more about your motives for wanting advancement. In your answer, focus on why you’re interested in the specific responsibilities of being sergeant. You can also include some information about your personal motivations and long-term career goals in law enforcement.
