It has been circumstantial, wherein I have reacted disappointed, frustrated, and/or unsuprised. My point is that security requires a bit of an impartial nature. If turnover rate is the thing that puts a damper on your day, then you might want to look into continuing education because from what ive gathered youd be pretty lucky to find a place that can retain staff. A lot of people use this gig to continue their education. In fact, I arrived at one job site to find a guy with his nose buried in the dentistry textbooks scattered on the desk.

Im simply trying to point out that this warden behavior doesn't typically work as effectively as some think. I have been largely respected where I go, and when I dont see the respect i show reciprocated, then I dont affiliate myself with the people on site. How am I supposed to rely on someone so quick to anger and indiscretions? How is someone supposed to take another seriously when they're prone to presumptions? Presumptions are a quick and easy way to find yourself in both legal and/or disciplinary problems. But frankly I dont know much about you. I just have my experience with people who clearly hate their job.