Blue jacket, Blue pants, and Black boots

The FBI, or the Federal Bureau of investigation is national security organization with both law enforcement and intelligence responsibilities. The bureau has the responsibility to investigate crimes and provide other agencies with cooperative services. Their job is to protect and defend the United States against terrorist and foreign intelligence threats, to enforce the laws, and to provide leadership and criminal justice to the state, international and municipal agencies.

      


Unlike what people may have heard or seen on TV, FBI agents do not wear blue jackets, blue pants and black boots. In fact they wear suits and ties with formal shoes, even the lab workers abide to this type of attire. This is evidence that what goes around or is presented on television is not accurate because it is nothing like reality.Although the bureau has a big name and is supported by the government, great facilities, access to privileged information and outstanding intelligence, it is nothing like shown on television. This is a part of why it is hard for me to decide whether or not I want to enter this field because no one I know has knowledge of this type of a career, so I don't have an idea of what it would be like. Another tough part about this career is that, or actually any career, that you can't get a preview or trial of what the job may be like so you never know how it is in reality. It is also hard to find out more information about such agencies because they deal with classified information, which is not easily available for public to discover or analyze.
Overall, not much is known about the agency itself so it is hard to determine what kind of a life I would have if I did pursue this career. More research may answer my questions, but I'm not sure if I will ever gather enough to make a permanent decision about this.