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Weekly Question Thread (N00b thread)įor all of your joining and reclassing needs. This subreddit is geared toward the United States Army, but all are welcome to join regardless of military service. Just be ready to wake up at 5am and work until 4-7pm every day, except weekends.Weekly Question Thread Recruiter Thread Welcome to /r/army If you can stomach all that and need a job with good security and some of the nicest benefits out there. You execute it with whatever level of efficiency they request. However, if you request a few days off to go help a relative, it's all dependent on what your leadership wants.Įssentially, your leadership will guide almost everything in your life for the entirety of the Army. For example, you need to go to a doctor's appointment, they can't really argue with it.
Time spent outside of the workplace is variable on the needs you tell them. However, it's very dependent on your management submitting your paperwork accurately, timely, and in your leaderships best interest because it MUST be approved by them first.
There's a lot of great opportunity in active-duty to gain more combat qualifications and leadership courses which will help push you to different positions and ranks. Yes, it's a military, but this can put you in a situation where you're just sitting around and wasting time doing nothing or doing taskings separate from your job when you're clearly needed elsewhere. However, your schedule is usually whenever your boss feels like you're ready to go home. As HR, depending on your echelon, you will work in customer service, data entry, and a lot of document review. I can't remember a day I woke up where I didn't have at least something to do.
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