Dr. Ann-Christine Andersson Arntén & Chief of Police Mac Tristan When Mac Tristan became the Chief of Police of Coppell, Texas, he took his experiences from Carrolton, Texas and used them to change the culture of his new department. He started by telling everyone – all ranks including managers and Read more…
Dr. Ann-Christine Andersson Arntén & Chief of Police Mac Tristan As the world changes, policing needs to rise to the challenge, and change along with it. International research implies that Western police forces face similar problems with implementing change, effectiveness, and management. When driving reforms, the expected results are seldom Read more…
Written by Dr. Ann-Christine Andersson Arntén Too often I hear about problems related to the interaction between police and the public. Problems that seem to be more or less the same around the western world. Some suggest that the solution to these problems are new equipment, better guns or other Read more…
Even if law enforcement today seems to be much about complexity and high-speed interconnectivity across the globe, it is also about local problems just as it has been ever since the beginning of policing. Sir Robert Peel’s mission of policing was based on the police building high-trust relationships. Therefore, modern Read more…
When PoliceTalent was founded Simon Sinek was one of the people that gave inspiration on how to form the message. Simon Sinek argues that for to be effective in what you do and to make people listen to what you have to say you have to answer three questions “What”; Read more…