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US Air Force Employee Reviews about "management"
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- "Benefits are great and long lasting if you stay in long enough for VA be if it’s & GI bill" (in 3345 reviews)
- "The Air Force is great for people looking for a structured life style and for direction in life." (in 878 reviews)
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- "There can be long hours and extended periods where you are away from your family." (in 1288 reviews)
- "If you have poor management they do not hold people accountable and that can become a very frustrating situation." (in 244 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 5.0Jul 14, 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
Ample opportunities to gain more responsibility and achieve management and leadership positions more quickly than you might expect. Use your skills to protect the environment, strengthen the nation's security, ensure the safety of our skies and help get a good education.
Cons
You will be away from home and your family for months or, possibly years.
- 5.0Dec 3, 2014Air Force PilotFormer Employee, more than 10 yearsColorado Springs, CO
Pros
State of the art training and equipment; outstanding co-workers dedicated to the service of our nation; superior leadership and management preparation for post-military service.
Cons
Frequent requirements to move the family and live far from home and family; high probability of assignments that require spouse to be separated from the immediate family.
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