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Anonymous E6 - Army - Staff Sergeant
Former
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
Schools are mandatory at all levels. There are many opportunities to train and develop.
Former
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
The ARMY takes care of you.
Anonymous Military intelligence systems maintainer/integrator
Current
Fort Riley, Kansas
It takes a minute to make it past SPC in this job, but if you manage it, you're generally going to be very reliable and good at your job.
Former
San Antonio, Texas
Throughout your career in the Army you will receive 4 different leadership trainings depending on your advancement in rank. However your leadership will continue to help you learn and grow as you advance.
Current
Honolulu, Hawaii
Motivated to continue professional development and career growth
Anonymous employee
Current
Colorado Springs, Colorado
A lot of professional development and mentor-ship is provided very regularly-- formal PD is offered at least once a month.
Anonymous Officer
Former
San Antonio, Texas
The training is excellent, but you will have to travel to take it. A lot of the higher level training lasts 6+ months and will cost you a move or two and usually 3 years.
Current
Syracuse, New York State
Good networking and meet people all the time
Former
Boston, Massachusetts
many opportunities for professional development
Current
Washington, District of Columbia
It's all about what you make of it. Depends on leadership