U.S. Army Employer Reviews

Serving 25 years in the United States Army has taught me many things. The most important are when given a job get it done and be a team member. I learn very quickly and when given a job I give it 100%.

Got to do alot of logistic tranaction with the Army and other to deploy, purchase, and inventory to keep the company up and ready for the world movement

Learned a lot about Army Values, which will set me up for a promising future.

Wake up at random hours for VERY random training! one day you are getting up at 0600 and running five miles, the Next day you could be told to get up at 0230 with a minimum 45 lb ruck and do a forced ruck march for 30 Kilometers. fun times. you dont want none of it if you arent ready. I was on Active duty for 5 years. Sometimes you'll have field cycle – more... and you will be in the field training for a few weeks. day and night. Sometimes you'll be doing your base job. if youre an MP that could mean just about anything from patrol to Area beautification and if you don't understand that, then just look at a landscaping crew..... then picture your company on the base doing just that. lmao. joke most of the time. you'll see if you join! – less

For the most part my time in the U.S. Army was great. Most of the people I served with were fantastic. If I had not been injured I would have been a career soldier.

I am a 15B Aircraft Powerplant Repair in the United States Army. I am currently stationed at Camp Humphreys, South Korea.

Challenging and rewarding, Fun, unless you get sent to war. pay sucks until you stay in forever, make rank, or get deployed.

Training. you learn lots. the management could suck. co-workers were nice. hardest part being away from family. most enjoyable part was getting respect.

Excellent managerial traits with the ability to lead, guide, and control diverse teams and subordinates, combined with team-building and team management. Ability to achieve challenging team targets as demonstrated in the success of multimillion-dollar initiatives. Perform will within a fast-paces environment while juggling multiple priorities.

For 21 years, I served in the US Army. I have learned more than I ever thought I would and have been places most people will only see on TV and in magazines. I will truly miss being in the military because of all of the experiences it provided me. If I could do it all over again I would with out thinking about it.

I was responsible for my units full count
I mostly felt like I had very little direction from my supervisor
very male dominated and at times men will conspire against other women who had a weak personality
I was responsible for my units administration but we all had sections

The U.S. Army has been a tough transition in my life. It challenges you enough to push you to your limits and it can lead to higher rank and better pay. The hours are long and go usually from 5 am to 5 pm 5 days a week. It helps prepare you for getting used to long hours in any environment. The hardest part is the pressure given by your leaders to push – more... yourself past your limits. The best part is doing all this with your peers and acting as a family together. I have learned that no job on this planet will ever be anywhere close to as hard as the U.S. Army. – less

Strategic management skills in the areas of service, operational efficiency, training, goal setting, decision making, planning, communicating, and personal development. Possess creative thinking skills, by meeting training requirements with limited resources.

The US Army is very beneficial and offers great benefits and job security with a great retirement.

It's the Army need I say more...............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

day at work: starts early
very demanding
busy
what i learned: pay attention to detail
move with a sense urgency
team work
remaining calm in a hostel environment.

Amazing work environment where I can grow and actually have fun doing my job.

To each his/her own. The military in general is what you make of it.

Tough but a great experience. A typical day at work is tearing apart a track, fixing it, and putting it back together. NCO's are hard but have their reasons. Hardest part of the job is being away from family. Most enjoyable part of my job is fixing problems.

I spent 8 years in the military and things were good but not great. The military was stressful and a fast paced work life that did not bother me. I made so great working relationships.