I want to have a occupation like James Bond and be a secret agent, where can I d!
Question: That occupation seems quite fun. Going around the world. Fighting wid ppl, using crazy technology and driving crazy rides. And most of all meeting sexxxxxxxxxy women.
Answers: That occupation seems quite fun. Going around the world. Fighting wid ppl, using crazy technology and driving crazy rides. And most of all meeting sexxxxxxxxxy women.
What you see in James Bond or Secret Agent films are nothing like that is real life. If you probably could experience the real thing, you wouldn't want no part of it. Would you risk your life in service for your Country when this work involves going into another country and being caught only to be tortured by having your fingers cut off or your teeth pulled out or your eyes being burnt out to reveal everything you know, only then, to have your life taken? Something to think about. Seriously, If you are willing to do this, Contact your F.B.I. agency. Better yet, join the military and if you can serve there, that is a great start...
Real secret agents don't do any of that. James Bond is a fictional character. They gather intelligence by going undercover and copying documents and sending them back to their agencies.
If you're an American there are many options for this sort of lifestyle.
They all require you to have a college degree if not an advanced degree, as well as being able to pass a complete background exam, this is beyond a criminal background check; your life and your family will be closely examined.
Secret agents, or field agents are employed in other countries by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the Defense Intelligence Agency, as well as the NSA.
It's likely that other branches of the government employ agents in foreign countries though it may not be part of their mission statement. The FBI for example has employed agents in other countries, though this is explicitly not part of their mission.