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Pretty much.

What email did yano send out?

No one knows just yet. I would wait to make such assumptions. We dont or no one knows what direction this department is heading just yet. Lets see what happens in year or so from now. Yea it is huge but who knows. Commons sense is it will get expire but no one knows.

it will run its course for 4 years and if they dont get too you you will die on the list than he pretty much was selling his course again

This is what Yano emailed 

 

Greetings on this frigidly cold day!

I would like to address a question that I have received many emails about.

Will the Department make the whole February 2017 Sergeants Exam list all 2,682 individuals?

Based on history, I would expect the Department to run the list for four years. After four years the list will expire. If they reach your list number in those four years, you will be promoted. If they dont reach your list number in those four years, you will, unfortunately, die on the list.

So what list number will the Department reach?

No one knows! No one can tell the future. It will all depend upon retirements and vacancies. The more Sergeants vacancies there are, the more promotions they will make. The Department can average promoting anywhere from 30 to 55 Sergeants a month.

If you did not make the list (or you are on the bottom of the list), I would highly encourage you NOT to give up.

If at first, you don't succeed, Try, try again. Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.

So if you would like me to send you my updated digital Elite PG so you can begin to read just one hour a day on your meal hour, email me and let me know that you would like the Sergeant version (or Lieutenants version) of the Elite PG.

Preparing at work for one hour a day will put you in a position to excel on your next promotional exam.

I wish all my students the best and if you have any questions dont hesitate to ask.

Stay safe,

Mike Yanosik

If you are after 2k, I think it's a done deal. Don't want to be a pessimist, but that's most likely reality.

I wish I had the power to predict the future like you Mr. Yougonow. Unless you have an actual source whos telling you this then why continue to say it over and over. We heard you the first 20 Times you said it 

-- Edited by Nicholasjames65 on Monday 8th of January 2018 09:14:59 PM

-- Edited by Nicholasjames65 on Monday 8th of January 2018 09:21:30 PM

So what was the point of making a list this Big because the original list after throwouts was only 1400.

Listen i understand you guys need to stay positive but you guys sound very young and new to this promotional exam stuff if you think the job had ulterior motives when they made this list.

The 2006 Lt exam was cut at 756 out of 1185. Sometimes these things happen.

Maybe i will eat my words and they will promote 600 to 700 this year. But if they dont you have to be realistic.

Remember when everyone said the list wouldn't be above 1200??? They were wrong. Remember when everyone says that a list would never be curved again? They were wrong again. It was curved. I know that for a FACT and you will a see that in time as well. Nobody knows how far this list will go. But I honestly do believe that it will go alot deeper than people think. Cynicism is common on our job. Just because we like to expect and bask in worst case scenarios, doesn't mean they will happen.

I was one of the 16 people who took the make up exam. I was expecting to score an 87 but when the list came out I scored a 92. My exam had entirely different questions from the February 22 exam. So someone protesting and getting a question thrown out of the February 22 exam wouldnt effect my score. At my protest review session there were the same 16 cops from the make up test I took. Most of the cops that showed up at the protest didnt protest a single question they found out there score and left. 4 cops stood behind and protested questions. The 4 of us protested approximately 20 questions. Most of the questions we protested we wrote anything down but felt we were wasting our time. There is no way that my make up exam had 5 questions or more to throw out. We barley protested the questions. The test was most likely curved. For me to pick up 5 points and starting with an 87 it would mean half of the question me and 3 other people protested got thrown out. The make up test didnt have 3700 protest questions submitted like the first test. Only 20 questions from 4 people.

-- Edited by jaribu on Tuesday 9th of January 2018 01:53:50 AM

im really sorry, but what does curved mean? Do you mean they threw out extra questions just for bigger list? Or do you mean they gave everyone a certain number of points for no reason?

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im really sorry, but what does curved mean? Do you mean they threw out extra questions just for bigger list? Or do you mean they gave everyone a certain number of points for no reason?

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 That means if the highest grade was a 92 for example then that person will get a 100. (8points extra) and then everyone else who took the test gets 8points added to their score also. 

IamTheLaw wrote:

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They raised everyone's scores. Some people got more points than others. The variation probably caused by the actual number of throwouts.

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 I believe they curve the exam by 5 points and people picked up extra points from whatever double answers. This is based on myself and other guys I know who actually passed the exam. We all calculated our final score with seniority points and the JST and kinda knew our final score after we attentended the protest, but we all ended up with an extra 5 points after the list was released.

Like i said do 2k plus why even say they are on the list If people are so sure they gonna cut it. 

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TransitJoe wrote:

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im really sorry, but what does curved mean? Do you mean they threw out extra questions just for bigger list? Or do you mean they gave everyone a certain number of points for no reason?

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 That means if the highest grade was a 92 for example then that person will get a 100. (8points extra) and then everyone else who took the test gets 8points added to their score also. 

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 Ladies and gentlemen, let's not pass on wrong information. This test is not an example of a curved test. A curved exam works in the opposite of this exam. I've mentioned this. A curved exam is if the majority of people FAILED a test. Then the passing rate would be lowered and centered around what was the average score. For example if everyone fail but most scored a 60 or 57 or 65, then the test would go from needing a 70 to pass to a 60 or 57 or 65 to pass. To get enough people over the "curve" to be put on a list. Hence the term "curved"!!! This test was NOT curved. It was protested. And more then normal protested because it was assumed that if we were separated and segregated then we would not protest. But because we were separated in a protest session (which never happens) we officers also assumed that nobody would protest. So we at our session protested as much as possible. Unknown that we were all actually banning together. As a result. Multiple questions were thrown out. And we're left with a list this size. Now my fellow officers, we need to come together collectively if you wish to see everyone get promoted just like we unknowingly did at this protest session

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Congrats bro(or sis)!

No reason was given just a telephone message

Cmin7_9 wrote:

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Cmin7_9 wrote:

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BlastLivesMatter wrote:

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TransitJoe wrote:

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im really sorry, but what does curved mean? Do you mean they threw out extra questions just for bigger list? Or do you mean they gave everyone a certain number of points for no reason?

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 That means if the highest grade was a 92 for example then that person will get a 100. (8points extra) and then everyone else who took the test gets 8points added to their score also. 

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 Ladies and gentlemen, let's not pass on wrong information. This test is not an example of a curved test. A curved exam works in the opposite of this exam. I've mentioned this. A curved exam is if the majority of people FAILED a test. Then the passing rate would be lowered and centered around what was the average score. For example if everyone fail but most scored a 60 or 57 or 65, then the test would go from needing a 70 to pass to a 60 or 57 or 65 to pass. To get enough people over the "curve" to be put on a list. Hence the term "curved"!!! This test was NOT curved. It was protested. And more then normal protested because it was assumed that if we were separated and segregated then we would not protest. But because we were separated in a protest session (which never happens) we officers also assumed that nobody would protest. So we at our session protested as much as possible. Unknown that we were all actually banning together. As a result. Multiple questions were thrown out. And we're left with a list this size. Now my fellow officers, we need to come together collectively if you wish to see everyone get promoted just like we unknowingly did at this protest session

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 You are passing off wrong information. The test was curved. It's not even an argument anymore. But I do agree. We all need to stick together and stop attacking each other.

I will say this again. The test was curved. I was 1 of 16 people who took the make up test. The 16 of us took an entirely different exam with different questions. There was only 4 people who protested approximately 20 questions during my protest session. My protest session consisted only of people who took the make up exam. I protested lots of questions using flawed arguments hoping that maybe the question will get thrown out but in reality I only believed only a couple of questions derserved to get thrown out. If a question was thrown out based upon the protest from the February 22 exam it wouldnt benefit me because I took an entirely different test on February 27. With my points I was expecting an 87 somehow I scored a 92. The odds of protesting 20 questions and picking up 5 points out of 20 is impossible. The people who took the make up test didnt have the benefit of over 3500 protest being submitted for the February 22 exam and yet we still all picked up 5 points.

-- Edited by jaribu on Wednesday 10th of January 2018 01:07:26 AM

IamTheLaw wrote:

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Cmin7_9 wrote:

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Cmin7_9 wrote:

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BlastLivesMatter wrote:

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TransitJoe wrote:

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im really sorry, but what does curved mean? Do you mean they threw out extra questions just for bigger list? Or do you mean they gave everyone a certain number of points for no reason?

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 That means if the highest grade was a 92 for example then that person will get a 100. (8points extra) and then everyone else who took the test gets 8points added to their score also. 

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 Ladies and gentlemen, let's not pass on wrong information. This test is not an example of a curved test. A curved exam works in the opposite of this exam. I've mentioned this. A curved exam is if the majority of people FAILED a test. Then the passing rate would be lowered and centered around what was the average score. For example if everyone fail but most scored a 60 or 57 or 65, then the test would go from needing a 70 to pass to a 60 or 57 or 65 to pass. To get enough people over the "curve" to be put on a list. Hence the term "curved"!!! This test was NOT curved. It was protested. And more then normal protested because it was assumed that if we were separated and segregated then we would not protest. But because we were separated in a protest session (which never happens) we officers also assumed that nobody would protest. So we at our session protested as much as possible. Unknown that we were all actually banning together. As a result. Multiple questions were thrown out. And we're left with a list this size. Now my fellow officers, we need to come together collectively if you wish to see everyone get promoted just like we unknowingly did at this protest session

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 You are passing off wrong information. The test was curved. It's not even an argument anymore. But I do agree. We all need to stick together and stop attacking each other.

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 It's not wrong my friend, this test is not the definition of a curved exam. You are extremely inaccurate it concluded that it it is. As I said an actual curved exam is when the passing score of 70 is lowered to the average of what was actually scored. If must scored a 58 then 70 would be lowered and 58 would be considered passing. That by definition is a curved exam.

jaribu wrote:

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I scored 81. With points 87+ and when the list came out I got a92+. I scored the highest on the make up exam. 

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 Make up ? you took two exams ?

Cmin7_9 wrote:

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IamTheLaw wrote:

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Cmin7_9 wrote:

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Cmin7_9 wrote:

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BlastLivesMatter wrote:

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TransitJoe wrote:

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im really sorry, but what does curved mean? Do you mean they threw out extra questions just for bigger list? Or do you mean they gave everyone a certain number of points for no reason?

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 That means if the highest grade was a 92 for example then that person will get a 100. (8points extra) and then everyone else who took the test gets 8points added to their score also. 

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 Ladies and gentlemen, let's not pass on wrong information. This test is not an example of a curved test. A curved exam works in the opposite of this exam. I've mentioned this. A curved exam is if the majority of people FAILED a test. Then the passing rate would be lowered and centered around what was the average score. For example if everyone fail but most scored a 60 or 57 or 65, then the test would go from needing a 70 to pass to a 60 or 57 or 65 to pass. To get enough people over the "curve" to be put on a list. Hence the term "curved"!!! This test was NOT curved. It was protested. And more then normal protested because it was assumed that if we were separated and segregated then we would not protest. But because we were separated in a protest session (which never happens) we officers also assumed that nobody would protest. So we at our session protested as much as possible. Unknown that we were all actually banning together. As a result. Multiple questions were thrown out. And we're left with a list this size. Now my fellow officers, we need to come together collectively if you wish to see everyone get promoted just like we unknowingly did at this protest session

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 You are passing off wrong information. The test was curved. It's not even an argument anymore. But I do agree. We all need to stick together and stop attacking each other.

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 It's not wrong my friend, this test is not the definition of a curved exam. You are extremely inaccurate it concluded that it it is. As I said an actual curved exam is when the passing score of 70 is lowered to the average of what was actually scored. If must scored a 58 then 70 would be lowered and 58 would be considered passing. That by definition is a curved exam.

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 You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about.  "To get enough people over the "curve" to be put on a list. Hence the term "curved"!!!"  The "Curve" is the Bell Curve and you don't go "over the curve" you go under it for a normal distribution of grades.  Next time before you post, use google #Clown

True. I would have preferred to fail 

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They need to promote at a steady pace of 38 a month for me to get made within four years. Im in 1820s and keeping my fingers crossed that they made this list so big with intention of promoting majority. If not then I would have rather failed and at least be able to put in for units that wont touch me now.

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 I got into a unit and they knew I passed and was on the list. I personally know people who got picked up by the DB who were on promotion lists