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Steps to a Fab Job as a Private Investigator You have seen them on television and in the movies. They use their knowledge and skills to solve cases when no one else can, and have exciting and challenging work. As a private investigator you too can enjoy challenging work that helps people in a meaningful way. Whether you're reuniting an adoptee with her birth parents, helping to solve a computer crime, or keeping an innocent man out of jail, the work of a private investigator can make a big difference to many people's lives. In addition to the other rewards of this job, the potential exists for a successful investigator to earn up to $100,000 a year. If you are interested in breaking into this career, here are some steps you can follow, based on the FabJob Guide to Become a Private Investigator. 1. Develop your detective skills Vital skills for a private investigator include observation and listening skills, critical thinking (you don't just take information at face value),...

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