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I recently applied for a gaming enforcement agent position in Indiana. When I went to take the written exam there were about 150 people there, and that was for one of two days. I was asked for an oral interview, which could have gone better (first real job interview, kind of blew it). I thought I would have an advantage with an associates degree in Criminal Justice, but I think for the most part they are looking for people that have already been through the police academy. If you are hired you must go through the gaming enforcement academy, which is only a couple weeks I believe.

I just applied for a "problem gaming coordinator" position a couple of days ago, and the description as to what this job entails was a little vague. In Indiana, as in most or all states, a position with the gaming commission prevents you from playing at any casino in the state.