The FBI's core values are based on protecting the US Constitution. They aim to bring law violators to justice, gather intelligence to protect against external threats, and defend against terrorist attacks and cyber threats. FBI employees are expected to act with dignity, integrity, respect for law, and obedience to the Constitution. The organizational values include accountability, respecting human dignity, and acting with compassion and fairness.

1. Organizational Culture

2. Introduction
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The major characteristics of the FBI are based
on the core values that are spelt out in the US
Constitution.
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Some of the priorities of the FBI involve the
execution of the following;
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Bring to justice the violators of the law.
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To come up with intelligence that is to be used
to protect the nation from the threats by
external enemies (1).

3. Continue
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The employees of the FBI are to carry
themselves with due dignity and integrity at all
levels (2). They are expected to have respect
for the rule of law and also to be obedient to
the Constitution at all times.
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They protect the United States from terrorist
attacks and the invasion by cyber attackers.

4. Organizational Values
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Some of the core values of FBI are
accountability. This is the scenario whereby
responsibility is taken for every action and that
we are in a position of bearing the
consequences of our decisions (2). Respect for
the dignity of those they protect, and
compassion and fairness.

5. References
1. In Hamner, M. P., Stovall, S. S., Taha, D. M.,
& Brahimi, S. C. (2015). Emergency
management and disaster response utilizing
public-private partnerships.
2. United States., United States., & United
States. (1935). FBI law enforcement bulletin.
Washington, D.C: Federal Bureau of
Investigation, U.S. Dept. of Justice.

6. References
1. In Hamner, M. P., Stovall, S. S., Taha, D. M.,
& Brahimi, S. C. (2015). Emergency
management and disaster response utilizing
public-private partnerships.
2. United States., United States., & United
States. (1935). FBI law enforcement bulletin.
Washington, D.C: Federal Bureau of
Investigation, U.S. Dept. of Justice.