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LingcodKilla posted:Thanks guys! Yeah my later date was April so best just to loving get it done with. Realtalk: the only recruit job you should volunteer for is mail po Also, get a cold pack as soon as possible. Do it before you get sick so you don't have to stand in the sick call line with your face leaking.
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We were definitely encouraged to "help our shipmates" when I went through in '08.
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Pandasmores, I know you're a corpsman at Lemoore or some awful place which is a double dose of garbage, but have you ever considered that you may be the rear end in a top hat here? Like, still get out and plan for a future outside of the Navy, that's fine. However, you have nothing to lose by getting promoted. It's more money in your pocket for the same loving job. The Navy isn't going to crumble because HN Pandasmores stuck it to the man and threw his advancement exam. gently caress.
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Pandasmores posted:I did work for some places with stuff like that, but it wasn't a matter of losing individuality from it. It's not accompanied by a lot of the bullshit you're expected to do because of your placement, and if someone under you fucks up then the hammer comes down. In a regular job your underling fucks up and you don't have to stand by them. Some kid under me doesn't pass the PRT or fails room inspections or gets some hambeast out in town pregnant there is the possibility of an inflated sense responsibility as a supervisor to do something. I agree, gently caress taking care of your shipmates. Honor, Courage, Commitment edit: fwiw I agree that it sucks but for reasons far dumber than taking an interest in the well-being of your coworkers MancXVI fucked around with this message at 23:03 on Nov 22, 2014 |
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