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US Air Force Employee Reviews about "work life balance"
Updated Oct 1, 2023
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Pros
- "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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Reviews about "work life balance"
Return to all Reviews- 5.0Jun 26, 2017Anonymous EmployeeCurrent Employee
Pros
Great lifestyle when you are home. They know how to treat people well and have excellent work/life balance
Cons
Have to deploy, but that is expected
- 4.0Mar 28, 2018Avionics TechnicianCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearMountain Home AFB, ID
Pros
- Great Benefits - Benefitial job training - Definite career progression - Paid time off - 2.5 days of leave each month - BAH and BAS - Opportunity to travel - Tuition assistance
Cons
- Very long work hours depending on job - Respect comes with rank not competency - Lots of unnecessary computer based training (CBTs) - Experiences can vary depending on leadership - Very beauracratic - Extremely strict rules and standards - Limited lunch breaks - Very hard to balance personal and work life - Limited number of bases depending on which aircraft you work on
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