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Us Navy overview
Us Navy's mission statement
To locate and destroy enemy ships and submarines.
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Based on 66 ratings
Travel and job training
Inefficiency typical of government bureaucracy
Comprehensive benefits package
Servant leaders
Reducing number of Sailors and investing more in the smaller pool of Sailors
It is very good
Very strong
Fulfilling mission objectives and building teams. Leveraging experiences and input from all members. Striving toward success in spite of challenges and often with limited resources.
Nice uniform. Guaranteed pay check.
Absolutely horrible life outside of work. Atrocious mandatory overtime. Forced sleep deprivation. Weak leadership.
Medical.
TO enable my self to increase the essence of patriotism in my country and world at all
citizenship certificate
to inrease my ability and more knowledge
to rule the people in right way
to inrease the efficiency and increasing morality of hard working
featness in physically,emotional and mentally
essence of patriotic
good
learning more and more efficiency
Mission-focused and enough structure to scale to nearly anything
Sometimes the structure for authority is misaligned with where responsibility should be, requiring needless coordination to do the job.
Traditional pension, and early and frequent management training
The camaraderie and work environment is phenomenal.
Healthcare, paid leave, and guaranteed work
I really enjoy that I get to change jobs with some regularity, getting to move each time to a more senior position.
I dislike the amount of time that I must spend away from my family.
I can retire with a lifelong pension after completing 20 years of service.
Working for the Navy as a Chaplain has been a blessing. The pay, healthcare, and family time is good.
The time I do have to travel away from my family.
The pay, healthcare, and time off. I like the people I work with. I like the challenges to start something new.
As a 19+ year veteran I've accumulated skills, experience and expertise that are variably incomparable while having unique opportunities travel and see the world. Currently, as a system modernization instructor, I've have been at forefront of the latest advancements in system development.
There have been times of prolonged intensive operations that can be demanding and stressful.
Full benefits for myself and my family which allow me to focus on my work.
Enjoy my job as a metal worker. Welding, brazing, pipe and ship fitting all Al fun.
Poor leadership and the lack of accountability for the poor leaders.
Paid no matter what on the 1st and 15th. Retirement plan is a great perk as well as health insurance.
The fact that I'm always learning something new about our job.
The people. I feel like it's a hostile working environment. Unless you have rank you can't defend yourself.
The experience getting to see things that no one else does or has. Getting to travel and see the world a little.
Opportunity to lead and mentor Sailors.
Deployments away from family.
Leave/vacation time.
What I enjoy most about being active duty navy is the opportunity to see the world and work with different nationalities through NATO.
There is a lot of competition with little growth to make rank within my rate.
Paid leave and health care
Structured environment.
Some of the worse leaders are found there.
The people and travel.
I loved being a Chief Operations Specialist
Sometimes long hours.
Retirement
the line of work and select few people i've met
everything else
the healthcare benefits
Service to country and retirement benefits. Travel to foreign lands to support the US Military mission to increase peace and safety worldwide.
The years spent away from family and friends. Time spent supporting wars did not meet future goals for the country.
Retirement pension and access to discounts based on honorable service.
I enjoyed the regularity in work schedule as well as the irregular
pay and benefits
Teamwork, Job security, the job itself.
Being away six plus months at a time
traveling, housing, medical
Serving my country and helping others.
Not a good chain of command
Free healthcare, secured pay on the first and 15th and free college.
The challenging work environment, the People, the compensation
Long hours
Travel
financial support and benefits, structure environment
inconsistent work, politics
free insurance
Benefits travel salary
Long time away from family frequent family movies
Traveling
On the job working experience with multiple systems pertaining to engineering, ordinance, navigation and others.
Being forward deployed for time periods of 8+ months.
Job satisfaction and working with amazing people.
Leadership opportunities and education programs that are little to no out of pocket costs.
Work life balance, very long hours, average of 65hrs per week. Understaffed across the Navy.
Pay
Benefits, travel, & work environment
Not enough pay for the work I do, inflexible schedule, & work environment
Free medical care
Agile workplace/ I get to manage and operate multi-million dollar resources/ Problematic Industry Compliance/ Good people to work with.
Time Away From Family
Retirement Benefit/ Travel/ Health Insurance/ Pay
The experience gained as a structural analyst is priceless.
They mistreat civilian employees when it comes to following through with initial offer agreements.
They have a decent 401K.
The team at Us Navy
- The founders of Us Navy are John Barry and John Jones.
- The key people at Us Navy are John Barry and John Jones.
Us Navy rankings
Us Navy is ranked #71 on the Biggest companies in America list. Zippia's Best Places to Work lists provide unbiased, data-based evaluations of companies. Rankings are based on government and proprietary data on salaries, company financial health, and employee diversity.
- #71 in Biggest companies in America
- #3 in Biggest companies in District of Columbia
- #3 in Biggest companies in Washington, DC
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Us Navy diversity
- Us Navy has 230,258 employees.
- 21% of Us Navy employees are women, while 79% are men.
- The most common ethnicity at Us Navy is White (62%).
- 16% of Us Navy employees are Hispanic or Latino.
- 13% of Us Navy employees are Black or African American.
- The average employee at Us Navy makes $48,536 per year.
- Us Navy employees are most likely to be members of the democratic party.
- Employees at Us Navy stay with the company for 8.0 years on average.
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