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Please help me in deciding which company to consider in terms of learning, opportunities, work culture, job security and WLB..
CDK global - 19 fixed + 1 Jb
Solugenix Corp - 23 fixed
Epam systems - 24 fixed + 1 Jb
Walmart labs - 23 fixed
Thanks in advance!
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Some may see it as a chance to serve their country, to learn new skills, or to travel and see the world. Others may view it as a potential for danger or a loss of personal freedom. I used to think like the former, but now it's more of the latter really.
After serving, many veterans have said that their experiences have changed their perceptions of military life in different ways. Some may have found a sense of camaraderie and purpose, while others I know have faced challenges such as PTSD or physical injuries. I found both, good thing I came out unscathed (i think).
ach individual's experience is unique, and it is important to recognize and respect the sacrifices and contributions of those who have served in the military. What I am thankful is to have gotten the opportunity to represent my country.
I honestly thought it would be all war crazy type of stuff. I had a good recruiter and he gave me the 411 and sure enough it was like had told me. I still did the war stuff and all since I kept volunteering for those kind of deployments so it was a bit of both. So I guess I got what I expected.
I was raised in a family where every eligible male had served in the Army. I had heard all the “Army stories” & knew I didn’t want to do that. I knew nothing about the Navy…not a clue. I entered with an open mind, a good attitude, and wanted to see what it was all about. I wanted to do something “different” & I wanted to see the world.
As time went on, it was good experience to have and the US military is a melting pot of people from all walks of life.
Seeing other cultures was an eye opener and quite shocking at times.
It's been said before, but mostly it was extended periods of boredom, with brief periods of insanity.
When I joined the Air Force, that was the biggest change I didn’t expect. That there were LOTS of smart people in my shop, and they were working their butts off to get more pay, more stripes and more responsibility. I just had not ever worked with people who really had a passion for getting ahead. That was a shock.