Working at U.S. Air Force (USAF)

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Ratings for U.S. Air Force (USAF)

What is it like working at U.S. Air Force (USAF)?

Brief Synopsis.

Cyber Security Analyst in St. Louis:

Pros: Great benefits, potentially great comradery, lots of educational benefits and opportunities

Cons: Lack of freedom, politics for rising in rank, lack of control in personal life, discrepancy in pay between enlisted and officer

Support Technician, Information Technology (IT) in Charlotte:

Pros: The vacation and off days

Cons: There are a lot of things you have to deal with that is Military wide and has nothing to do with your job

Reserve Pay Budget Analyst in Financial Management.

Budget Analyst in Melbourne:

Pros: I enjoy the challenge and learning something new every day. I also enjoy working with all of my coworkers and immediate supervisor.

Cons: Too many additional duties on top of my regular job.

Awesome! Assignment changes and different responsibilities encourage growth and learning.

Electronics Technician in Ann Arbor:

Pros: The challenges.

Cons: Can't really find one.

Fulfilling, always engaging with new and interesting projects.

Project Manager, Information Technology (IT) in Universal City:

Pros: Helping other achieved their dreams and implement their ideas to the workforce

Cons: Uncertainty

Good people, stressful.

Administrative / Office Manager in Richmond:

Pros: Most of the people are fantastic to work with and are encouraging.

Cons: It can be overly stressful at times even though work is completed consistently and in a timely manner.

A much greater experience than could have imagined.

Public Affairs Specialist in Houston:

Pros: The capability to see all the different aspects of the organization that help bring the whole picture together.

Cons: Some required recurring training that had to be met and the projected idea of it.