Military

The main qualities that you should highlight include your prior experience exploiting imagery. If you have military experience you should highlight that as well. Any training on advanced imagery analytics or RADAR theory should work their way into the conversation.

Your work-life balance will depend on the contract you are hired for. Most contracts are billed on a by week or two week basis and your hours have to billed within that time. I have worked for a contract where I was assigned to a client and they had only paid for me to work 40 hours a week, 50 we...

To be a successful All-Source Intelligence Analyst you must have excellent written communications skills. Almost all of your work is going to be produced in written format and needs to be made at the most professional level, as it will be reviewed and read by other analysts from all over the Inte...

While in the United States, the day in the life of a TSO can vary. As an instructor, you will either fly a training mission to teach a student one-on-one, or you will be in a classroom teaching academics. As an evaluator, you'll certify students on their final training flight, and you'll certify ...

Each day is different as your mission and priorities change. An expected normal day would consist of physical training early in the morning; breakfast with your subordinates, peers, or boss; providing maintenance, training, or office support throughout the day; and potentially evening social even...

A typical day for an Intelligence Officer can vary widely depending on the mission that the Officer is supporting. A typical day in a fighter squadron will differ from a typical day in an intelligence squadron that focuses on collection. Although the missions will vary, the common thread between ...

The military differs from the civilian workforce in several ways. One way is that career fields are assigned to service members instead of interviewing for them. A member will be assigned an Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC) while they are still attending their commissioning source, i.e. the U.S. A...

That depends entirely on you. There are regulations and standards for hours worked and taking leave. It is up to you to not work above and beyond what is required of you. Personally, I found many times that I would stay longer or work harder or take things home with me because I wanted to out of ...

The first two years of enlistment is your basic military training, Machinist Mate A-school, and then nuclear power school

The first step to becoming a Nuclear Machinist Mate is to get a high ASVAB score. The ASVAB is like the ACT for getting your specific job in a branch of the armed forces. Certain jobs have a requirement of a minimum score. If you get a high enough ASVAB score, you can talk to your recruiter about...

Normally, I would arrive at the office by 5:30 AM to check emails and do any necessary admin stuff. Morning formation starts at 6:00 AM and is immediately followed by Physical training which lasts until 7:30 AM. Generally the days depends on your unit's deployment status. If you are preparing to ...

As an Avionics Supervisor in the Navy you're constantly on the go from the moment you step into work. As soon as you come in you check your tools to ensure everything is accounted for and go over the passdown from the last shift or two so you know what you're getting yourself into before maintena...

As a Supply Sergeant you are responsible for the accountability of all the expendable and non expendable property in your unit. A typical day may include receiving new equipment into the unit, issuing it out for, turning in old or broken equipment, ordering supplies, conducting inventory on assig...

As a Supply Sergeant you are responsible for the accountability of all the expendable and non expendable property in your unit. A typical day may include receiving new equipment into the unit, issuing it out for, turning in old or broken equipment, ordering supplies, conducting inventory on assig...

This varies highly depending on where you are stationed, and what kind of unit you are attached to. Oftentimes, you will either be attached to an infantry or other similar unit, and it will be you and one or two other people with the same job title. The other possibility is being in a CBRN platoo...

As mentioned above, enlistment in the military is based on the following factors: Needs of the government. Available slots and funding for the MOS, both in the school and in the fleet. ASVAB scoring by the recruit. Guaranteed enlistment contract. The recruit meeting all necessary conditions and q...

0545 Report to the company. Ensure all of your soldiers are in time for formation.0630 First Formation0635 Physical Training0800 Chow0900 Report to Company and starting morning training or work details1130 Chow1300 Afternoon training or work details1730 Final Formation.If you are in the field; tr...

I am unsure if this will answer your question as I do not know what interview you are referring to. If you are talking about the promotion board: You must be a squared away soldier up through your promotions from E1 to E4 that means being in the right place, at the right time and in the right uni...

5-7am - physical training8-11am - Hazmat responder training/practice12-2pm - admin/paperwork2-4pm - more hazmat training

Basically it will come down to you previous experience in the Army , your leadership style, and your future goals in the Army. Your possible boss will have served in the same type of role that which you are applying for, and will want to have a clear picture of who you are as an Army leader. It i...

You will need to show 10’years experience as a military, police, fire, EMS, or healthcare provider. You also must show three years experience as an instructor with a certification as an instructor or degree in education. During your interview you will need to show that you can be a productive mem...

It all depends on what capacity the individual served as a planning supervisor. The minimum type of organization that requires a planning supervisor is a battalion, which is comprised of 500-800 soldiers, then a brigade, which is comprised of 1,500-4,000 soldiers. The higher the number of soldier...

No two jobs are the same. It depends on where you are placed after you pass Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training. You could be assigned to a non-chemical unit where you are the CBRN NCO, which basically means you are the go-to guy for that unit's training on CBRN equipment and CBRN tas...

A day in the life of an infantryman varies. It can be a very challenging yet rewarding job. Days typically start of with physical fitness training, followed by classes in various tactics and warfare. Some weeks you will go out to "the field". Where you will sleep outside and eat MRE's for days or...

There are two answers to this questions based on whether you’re out to sea or in port. If you’re out to sea, you stand watch, the operations part of your job, for 8 hours, then you have 8 hours to do maintenance, catch up on paperwork or work on qualifications related to your job and finally 8 ho...

your best bet is to head to the navy recruitment office. they LOVE signing up Nukes.

Hi, I know the FBI has internship opportunities that will be right up with your path. One of the internships open in August. Here is a link to help... https://www.fbijobs.gov/students/undergradOther than that, I would just look into both the private and public sector and get a feel for the two.Be...