Is it normal for security officers to swear?

It depends, from different angles, so the point of view may be different. It is said that the attitude of the security officers in the third department is very poor. When they are forced to train, they will criticize themselves or scold themselves. Today, I will explain this problem to my classmates from two aspects. The first aspect is safety, because the third division is driving on the road after all, which is also commonly known as the road test, so it is more dangerous, and the security officer is more worried. Sometimes they will be impatient and may have a bad attitude. In addition, the current security officers are generally young and impatient. The most important thing is that it is linked to the salary of the security officer, so I may not pay much attention to what I say, but I personally think it is definitely wrong to swear. The student did something wrong, just talk about it. I hope the students can understand the safety officer more. After all, it's not easy to get a driver's license! The second aspect is the problem of driving practice. Under normal circumstances, your appointment for subject three is successful, and the coach needs to take you to practice subject three and teach you some details and processes of subject three. However, in order to be lazy, some coaches didn't give students a good practice, didn't tell them some precautions and details of subject three, and asked students to go directly to the examination room for strong training, which led to being told by the security officer that some students felt aggrieved by the coach's criticism. But as a coach, in order to make you learn well and get into the exam, the coach would rather let you dislike it, but also point out your problems one by one and help you correct them! Finally, I remind all students that if you want to be scolded less in the first three trainings, let the coach practice more for yourself, and then go to the examination room for strong training, and you will definitely not be scolded!