Bad habits that bodyguards should avoid at work

Bad habits that bodyguards should avoid at work. The following are some bad habits that occur in bodyguards' tasks all over the world. If they are not controlled, they may lead to disastrous consequences. No one is perfect. We all make bad habits from time to time, but we must consciously try to avoid them. 1. With your hands in your pockets, this image looks unprofessional. Do not put your hand into your pocket except for briefly removing or placing items. The bodyguard must always be ready, so his or her hands should be on their sides or behind them. If the weather is very cold, please wear gloves in bad weather. 2. Text messages. It is strictly forbidden to use mobile phones to send text messages in the presence of customers. You can't scan and monitor the area when you directly look down and send text messages. Holding a mobile phone, entering information and looking away from customers can lead to tragic consequences. 3. Don't let the "gunman" idle, and don't put items (keys, mobile phones, flashlights, etc.) in the hands of your dominant "gun". If you need to pull out a weapon, it will slow you down. 4. Out of alignment, when walking, we deal with many variables and need to be fluent in how to adjust ourselves to achieve the best customer protection. Never let your guard down when it comes to your protective position. Threats can occur at the time and place you least expect. Don't let obstacles or people get you out of your protection camp. 5. When viewing the menu, you should avoid directly looking down at the menu when you are in the restaurant with customers. You should know what you want to eat in advance and tell the waiter. Once I was in a restaurant with a customer. A team of three bodyguards came in and ate at a table next to the customer. When the waiter provides them with a menu, each bodyguard is very focused on their food choices. At this time, they do not know that their customer is being disturbed by a person seeking signature, which is a very dangerous thing. 6. Without restraint, I often see that the pockets of bodyguards are full of sunglasses, passports, wallets, mobile phones, small flashlights, notepads and air tickets. Don't put unnecessary things in your pockets. Fasten important equipment on the belt under the suit coat, or carry a low-key shoulder bag to store important equipment and documents. Distraction and hesitation are a burden in our bodyguard service.