U.S. Army Employer Reviews

daily work hours are

0500 wake up get ready for physical training (pt)
0630 At pt till 0800
0800 to 0930 shower time and eatting chow
0930 work call ,do what ever it is hey need you to do for the day
1130 lunch
1300 work call
1700 end of day
next day do it all over again
weekend off and you get alot of 4days off weekend also you ge 30days of leave

Very busy operating rooms. My most rewrding employment. Opportunity for advancement and growth outside your MOS.

Show up early to do physical training then show up for work and try to figure out what needed to be done.

Working the Warrior Transition Battalion in Europe was one of the most fullfilling, rewarding jobs in my 22 year career in the Army. I was given the opportunity to help Soldiers that really needed critical attention, often times life changing.

While in the army, I typically wake up for work around 0500 to ensure I can be in the office at least 30 minutes early. As a leader I feel it is imparative, that I set the example for all my subordinate soldiers to follow. This generally means taking on more work and working longer hours. This particular duty position in the military has been slotted – more...  as an instructor position. As an instructor, this means reviewing course material, grading papers, and providing quality blocks of instruction for students. The most enjoyable part of the job is seeing the students on graduation day. Nothing is more enjoyable then knowing I have mentored a student into a position of life long learning. – less

Most valuable lessons learned! Hardest part of being active duty military is being away from loved ones for long periods of time.

Good Experience in order to get edcuation benefits and work experience.

Ver structured and what you would expect from the military.

its a great job, it was a great place to work. It wasnt a hard job at all

A typical day overseas was waking up at 0500 a.m. and getting the mission of the day, and moving outside the wire at 0700 a.m. I learned various of helpfull things while working for the Army,riot controll, personnell searchs, patrolling, among other things.

The Army is a great place to work. You work with a wide range of people, all with very different personalities. It's a great learning experience

Long hours but the rewards outweight the negatives, practically travel all over the country, and met many good people in and out of uniform , travel to several countries in Europe learn some of the culture in those respective countries, being away from my family during the deployments and losing several very good friends in the ongoing war(s) has been – more...  extremely tough, my leadership has been great during my time in the Army I have no regrets in joining and retiring from the Army it has been a great journey for me and my family. – less

Tons of perks and unlimited potential for advancement.
Travel and see the world.

Gained valuable experience in an office environment and in some life situations.

I loved being in the United States Army. My days were consistant, transparent, and meaningful.

Running PT every morning for 6 miles then not much else the rest of the day.

I learned a lot about respect and authority.

Your coworkers are very important to your success.

Being stationed state side and having no mission.

I liked the people and the closeness of the bonds that we formed although they were all short lived. Two years at each station.

I wish I could do it til I retired but my body couldn't take it anymore I had a lot of good experience and bad ones just got to deal, but mostly good ones and had a lot of fun and a lot of good memories

Travel the world, team work, on the job training. Learn about different cultures, and meet new people. Its a great place for a person to start out.

Met good people, did a lot of fun stuff, deployed, and ready to start a new beginning

the army has changed for the worse. i was in since 2001 till 2012 and got out because the army has no discipline or respect from lower enlisted. the army has went down in so many ways