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Ratings for U.S. Army

  • Appreciation
    2.5
  • Company Outlook
    3.5
  • Fair Pay
    1.0
  • Learning and Development
    3.5
  • Manager Communication
    4.0
  • Manager Relationship
    3.0
  • Pay Policy
    3.0
  • Pay Transparency
    3.0
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U.S. Army Reviews

What is it like working at U.S. Army?

It is a streamline function that allows relationships to form and allows for servant leadership.
Human Resources (HR) Manager in Virginia Beach:
Pros: Helping others
Cons: Being away from family
Commercial Truck Driver in Austin:
Pros: It allows me to interact with a wide range of people and the ability to coach mentor and train them
Cons: not being able to make an individual care about the organization. Or the fact that substandard performers are not always held accountable for there actions.
Rewarding.
Customer Service Associate in Sanford:
Pros: Meeting new people and seeing them grow in their performance.
Cons: personnel constantly changing
Rewarding but stressful.
Human Resources (HR) Specialist in Jacksonville:
Pros: Helping soldiers fix their finances and online personal data forms
Cons: 12 hour shifts each day and low pay
Stressful at times, but rewarding to see your junior soldiers succeed.
Military Analyst in El Paso:
Pros: Developing and leading soldiers
Cons: Long hours at times
Fast paced, busy, fullfilling.
Human Resources (HR) Generalist in Tampa:
Pros: serving people and leading soldiers
Cons: lack of predictability and stability
Positive.
Communications Specialist in Fayetteville:
Pros: opportunity to learn and develop constantly
Cons: Organization could have been more productive had they wanted to