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Neither I have employed a private investigator . When I needed some information I got it by myself, some photos, places visited by a person and websites historial.

I do not have experiences with a private investigator, but I know an hypnotist who worked for the police in some criminal cases. I assisted to his hypnosis class and he tell us about his experiences getting information from the unconscious of the suspect.

I would like to do this job if the pay is very very good. It is an exciting work but you must have many skills and resources. Stress could be many too doing this job.

The most interesting job I have had is as piano tuner. I have travelled around my country solving piano problems to people who still use the piano as musical instrument and not as shelf.

Thanks for writing Marcelo. So are you working as a lawyer now? What exactly do you do?
See you,
Pieter

1.Would you ever employ a private investigator?
No, I’m not ever employ a private investigator but I studied for a lawyer and in my firsts years of professional development I worked at criminal process and I worked with private investigators in an -censured- fraud, my experience was very satisfactory

2. Have you ever had any experiences with them?
As I said above I worked with private investigators in a murder case in my first years of professional development as a lawyer, my experience was very satisfactory because the private investigator managed to collect the evidence leading to the incrimination of the presumed culprit.

3. Would you like to do this job? Why/why not?
I would like this job if I’m proposed to solving industrial propierty or commercial competition cases using my intuition and finding creative ways of overcoming obstacles.

4. What strange or interesting jobs have you had?
I had a strange job while studying law school working as a lifeguard in a swimming pool and I also had an interesting research job when I finished my law degree linked to the study of human rights.