how can i deal with my job better i cant handle death very well?

Question

I am a CSI can anyone help answer this

Answer 1

First of all, you have the coolest job on Earth. My aspirations are to become a CSI when I grow up. But to help you solve your problem is to know that you have to catch who killed the person that your case pertains to. You must give justice to the person who had such a horrific act committed against them.

P.S. How many years of schooling did becoming a CSI take?
I'm a senior and I want to know specifically how long something like that take. All I ever get is rough estimates. Good luck and God Bless.

Answer 2

The great thing about being college educated is that changing professions is not all that difficult. I have an accounting degree, worked at it full time for six months after graduation and couldn't stand it so I got a job in the mechanical engineering field. worked my way up and things are well. I am puzzled when you say that you can't handle death though. Death is an unavoidable fact of life. It seems neutral to me. Nothing to fear, nothing to handle, one simply has to accept its reality. Now the gore associated with some homicides, that I would find difficult to handle. Bottom line is either learn to deal with whats bothering you via counseling or whatever, or change jobs. I have several friends that were in law enforcement who eventually quit because they felt they were becoming to jaded about humanity by having to deal with the dregs of society on a daily basis. Nobody can know if their choice of profession is a good match to their personality until after you've done it for a while.

Answer 3

If you don't deal with death well, what made you think CSI was the career for you?

I agree with the above - change professions.

Answer 4

Have you tried any counselling services? If you like what you're doing but it's dealing with death that bothers you, there's agencies out there for grief counselling, etc. If that doesn't help to deal with that aspect of your job, maybe you might want to look at doing something different in that line, like doing more of the scientific side...working in the lab, running the tests, etc.

Answer 5

WHY??? would you become a CSI if you can't handle death????? This is a joke isn't it???
If not, your money & education are not totally wasted, get a job in the lab!!!!!!!

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I think you should stick to your job a little longer, i mean whats the point of changing after the hard work it takes to get into that position.
Remember your there to help solve these tragedies, you can't always be thinking of yourself.
:)

Answer 8

You are in the wrong position. I have a hard time believeing you are working crime scenes as this is a part of the interview process. If you are, you are probably in the wrong profession.

Answer 9

Regular counseling, so you talk to someone and get it out of your system. Eventually some parts of you will become numb and immune I suppose. Good luck with serving and protecting!

Answer 10

Make a list jobs you would like to pursue. If it fits in your lifestyle, you may want to consider a job change.