U.S. Marine Corps Employer Reviews

I learned how to receive and count stock items, and record data manually or using computer. Pack and unpack items to be stocked on shelves in stockrooms, warehouses, or storage yards. Verify inventory computations by comparing them to physical counts of stock, and investigate discrepancies or adjust errors. Store items in an orderly and accessible manner – more...  in warehouses, tool rooms, supply rooms, or other areas. Mark stock items using identification tags, stamps, electric marking tools, or other labeling equipment. Clean and maintain supplies, tools, equipment, and storage areas in order to ensure compliance with safety regulations. Determine proper storage methods, identification, and stock location based on turnover, environmental factors, and physical capabilities of facilities. Keep records on the use and/or damage of stock or stock handling equipment. Examine and inspect stock items for wear or defects, reporting any damage to supervisors. Provide assistance or direction to other stockroom, warehouse, or storage yard workers. The co-workers were some of the best people I coiuld have worked with. They were more of a family than co-workers.The hardest part of the job was deploying. – less

The job never ends and you are always on call. there are a lot of opportunities to take advantage of to better yourself and to influence others. There is a sense of pride you will always carry with you. The job is extremely demanding and there are always moments where you work long hours. I would recommend this career to almost everyone.

I loved what I did in the Marines. I enjoyed everyone in my unit.

My experience in the Marine Corps involved many different types of days. I did clerical and management work for the electricians and water purifiers. I also served in Iraq for 6.5 months. I learned about integrity, work ethic and team work. I learned the importance of family. I now appreciate them a lot more. I also appreciate the freedoms that we as – more...  Americans all too often take for granted. My co workers were fine. The hardest part of my job with the Marines was having to deal with serving in a combat zone. The most enjoyable part was experiencing the bond that comes with working with other service men and women. – less

Its the Marine Corps. The worlds strongest fighting force. The tip of the spear.

High physical and mental standards are expected and leadership by example is a must. You work hard, but the camaraderie, sense of belonging, knowledge, and military experience you gain is definitely worth it.

Served four years honorably in the United States Marine Corps as an asset and support extension of the Marine Corps Amphibious Assault Vehicle Battalion.

Not everyone is made to be a Marine but it was there for me after high school It gave me the opportunity to mature and get money for college.

The greatest experience of my life. Challenging yet rewarding. Gives you an unbelievable since of pride. The work experiences gained are useful in every facet of one's life.

Many people dont use common judgement/sense but its a fantastic job/career if you are accepted.

Analysis of program goals. Learned effective outreach for the military service.

work 24/7
tough
rewarding
learn a lot new different skills
make's you a man

the training and people are incomparable...i'm still good friends with alot of people from the Corps, lifelong friendships are priceless

There are early mornings and late days, but the skills you learn are remarkable. They teach you hands on leadership and you work closely with your supervisors. The greatest part of this job is traveling and meeting new people. The hardest part is over coming your fears cause they will be tested.

The very challenging and ever changing atmosphere allowed you to work quickly, focused and to maintain flexibility. The deployments allowed time to Learn different manners of management and allowed time to learn about your co-workers. The hardest part was missing certain holidays and the most enjoyable part was meeting new people and new cultures.

The Marine Corps has taught me a lot of great things to use on the civilian side. Team work really is stressed throughtout the career as a Marine.

Great place to start and build on team work. Great disipline. Part of 8th an I Barracks.

A typical day starts with a great workout, and then I would head over to the warehouse. My job responsibilities included checking marines into the battalion, maintaining field protective masks, training marines to survive in a hazardous environment, live teargas training in a gas chamber.

The Marines will teach you a code of ethics that will never leave you. You will become part of the largest family in the world and be recognized by current and past Marines once you leave.

The Marine Corps is a great place for a person to find out who they really are. I learned a lot about myself here. The management was top notch and accountability was paramount.