Motyka

Konrad Motyka, President of the FBI Agents Association (FBIAA), pointed out that there were systemic problems related to the training and instructions connected to the DIOG exam.

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Motyka added, All parties have learned from this experience -- from the Bureau to the DIOG examinees.

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Konrad Motyka is President of the FBI Agents Association, a professional association with membership of nearly 12,000 active and retired FBI agents nationwide.

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President Obama's request to Congress reflects the critical role that the director has played in transitioning the bureau to a post-9/11 world that requires both investigative and intelligence-gathering skills, said Konrad Motyka, president of the agents' association.

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Konrad Motyka, president of the FBI Agents Association, said, "That dichotomy between two missions, with a new director due on board in less than a year, is going to be critical to defining the soul of the organization."

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Motyka alleged that most testing by the FBI's so-called Virtual Academy encourages agents to discuss issues raised by exams as part of the training process.

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"There are similar stories for practically every office, demonstrating the pervasive confusion and miscommunication that existed," Motyka wrote, saying that the agency left it to FBI lawyers serving as chief and assistant division counsels to interpret the requirements.

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"There are similar stories for practically every office, demonstrating the pervasive confusion and miscommunication that existed," Motyka wrote, saying that the agency left it to FBI lawyers serving as chief and assistant division counsels to interpret the requirements.

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In the May letter, Motyka urged Fine to focus on management failures, rather than agents, "so that FBI employees who, in good faith, tried to comply with the expectation that they learn the DIOG are not punished because of a failure to effectively communicate the rules."

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Motyka alleged that most testing by the FBI's so-called Virtual Academy encourages agents to discuss issues raised by exams as part of the training process.

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