I've been working in a temporary status as the program analyst for aviation, it's an Army technician job (an option for Guard soldiers to work full time like on active duty). The job consists of tracking a large budget split into multiple sections, inputting travel orders, reviewing travel vouchers, doing pay and allowance, inputting soldiers into schools that we manage quotas for (flight schools) and other random tasks. It was my first real position after college and the job had to be opened up nationwide - so I put together my resume and application and it went to the HRO in Alabama. They qualified me for the position there, and sent the top three names back to my boss. He then interviewed the three people and sent his recommendation to our HRO.
And we found out today that I am it! Wahoo! I get a raise and job security...this makes me feel really good! I was nervous when I applied in December because I had college but no real job experience in this field - only 3 months at the time, doing the temporary gig.
I'm excited because in my Guard status I am in the unit that is a part of who I serve during the week as a technician. It's all very related for me and I love aviation. We do a lot of things in my state and I am very pumped to know I was considered best for the job
And we found out today that I am it! Wahoo! I get a raise and job security...this makes me feel really good! I was nervous when I applied in December because I had college but no real job experience in this field - only 3 months at the time, doing the temporary gig.
I'm excited because in my Guard status I am in the unit that is a part of who I serve during the week as a technician. It's all very related for me and I love aviation. We do a lot of things in my state and I am very pumped to know I was considered best for the job