US Navy Meteorologist Interview Questions & Reviews

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For THE YOUNGER CROWD: Do not base your entire decision on a single interview or a small number of interviews, these are limited to personal experiences and not reflective of the entire organization.

Do your research before hand, both negative and positive sides, and then decide if this is right for you. Be sure of the type of job you want and the skills you want to gain before you start to interview!

If, when you are signing papers to join the Delayed Entry Program, your desired job is not immediately available, I encourage to wait inside of this program until an opening comes up. The intake population limit for your "dream" job maybe full when you sign up for DEP.

If you have even the slightest instinct of feeling pushed in a direction you do not like, stand your ground - there are standards and regulations even for those in DEP and at every part of the enlistment phase. Use Them!

They will accept anyone into service, this not necessarily a bad idea. Many have used this opportunity to completely change their lives around for the better.

Study for and pass the ASVAB, this will show your strengths and your opportunities. The more well rounded and stronger you are mentally and physically, the better chances you have for challenging assignments.

Lastly, if you are getting the slightest feeling this is not for you SAY SO and stand for it. They give numerous opportunities up to and including when you first step into boot camp. Do not fret, they can understand if it is not for you - just be calm, reasonable, and clear.

The experience you receive is directly related to how you handle the situations as they arrive.