Working at United States Marine Corps

Work Morale, comradery was hands the fuel and drive of the organization

Work Morale, comradery was hands the fuel and drive of the organization. I put the same thing because most days you had to be on auto pilot mode regardless of your emotions.

Was exposed to a lot of people my time in service, it really helped open my eyes and see a lot of things from multiple perspectives. Always learned something new from the people I was surrounded and enjoyed working in a high pace environment.

All the Leadership I had were good mentors. What stood out the most was the passing of the torch in its way, the guidance and importance of perfecting the basics, past mistakes mentors did and how to overcome emotions or how they dealt with being in our shoes when they were upcoming.

More communication. Over the years communication started plummeting down and it became more finger pointing to blame over ownership of actions.

Its always something I wanted to do as a kid growing up seeing my 2 uncles that served. when the age came I signed up and was able to pass the screening process

Ive had multiple job titles, and held multiple supervisor positions. Not only did supervise the people below me but alos contributed in everyday tasks I didn't need to do. Its important to show just because you moved up in a administrative position its more then okay to go get your hands dirty and go beyond your role.

Definitely a lot of diversity, overcame that just speaking out to my peers and the ones below me. Diversity isn't always a bad thing, tasks could still be delegated but it could make or ruin a workplace.

Going through the grind together, Theres nothing like seeing the grit of employers all working hard at there craft, team work, and then seeing the end product.

Leadership and management experience and learning to handle stressful situations well.

Moving every three or four years.

Medical and dental benefits.

They recognize hard work and strive for perfection.

Assess the employees wants and needs and try to do what’s best for all parties involved in decisions.

There was no interview process.

Above average in some areas and far below in others.

Diversity is represented very well.

Helping employees work through issues and strive to better their career.

the people, doing cool stuff and being able to see the worlkd

pay

military benefits, being able to do things i'd never get the chance to do before leadership skills work ethic and abilitiy to learn fast

Shall unit leadership people travel

How things are ran by seniors

Medical and marriage

I enjoyed the purpose of my work and the people I served with.

There was little to no work life balance. The hours worked were often times forced and pay did not match the extent of work that was performed. My quality of life was poor and work conditions were very tough.

The friendships and memories created out of being forced to go through hard times. These connections will last a lifetime and are worth more than any benefit of any job.

There was a sense of purpose while working for the USMC.

Working for the military wasn't just a job, it was a way of life. There is also the fact that while in the military there are a lot of restrictions put upon you that you do not have as a civilian. It is very restrictive.

The actual work benefits were pretty good. Decent pay, a few weeks of vacation a year, healthcare.

The bond I get to share with the men and woman, I worked with day in and day out.

The 17 hour days for next to little money.

Healthcare, and being able to make Marines.

i enjoyed the atmosphere

i personally did not like the Pay to work ratio

the benefits i have from being active duty and the people i have met

Work life balance having time and traveling places

Family care plan

Retirement and pay

The comradery, and close beds with my team

Lack of communication from higher levels

Working with and developing people

Location is in a foreign country

Long hours

Brotherhood and growing as a person

On call 24/7, live where you work and work where you live.

College Funds

loved the job and experience gained.

the infrastructure and the way it supports people who don't do their jobs. prevents you from progressing in many fields. trapped. no choice in career advancements

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Leadership skills and practical application

Travel

Health, Housing Allowance and Dental insurance