Clearly, a job in the police department in Juarez is not one where you just put in your 20 years and retire. Discussing benefits during the interview should probably focus on life insurance, weapons, armor, and backup. Maybe on the possibility for transfer, but things are not good elsewhere in Mexico, either.
If you: Don’t like life to begin with. Might want to leave something behind for your family, or somebody. Aren’t too picky about the exact time of your demise. Don’t mind being buried someplace where they might misspell your name on the tombstone. Enjoyed watching Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia more than Rio Bravo/El Dorado/Assault on Precinct 13/Assault on Precinct 13. Always wanted to be a cop, but hated the idea of writing traffic tickets. Would like the opportunity to shoot some people and not get in trouble.
Well, you might have a brief future in Juarez. You might not even need to learn the language.
If you know a contemporary Rudyard Kipling or Joseph Conrad, you might live forever.
Somebody needs to go there and say “No mas!”
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