ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Scott Moritz likes to think like a criminal. Both during his long tenure at the FBI and the year's since in the private sector, he has found it helpful to get inside the heads of offenders to understand what they were thinking.
In the latest Compliance Lives podcast he addresses the importance of understanding what motivates wrongdoing, the value of being curious, and knowing when you need to turn to others for help.
He also talks abut the adjustment in thinking that individuals leaving law enforcement need to make when entering the private sector.
Listen in to hear about his very interesting compliance life.
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