US Army reviews

-Knowing that your line of work is in service to the nation: Just knowing that you are working to defend the country gives your occupation a sense of nobility that will be difficult to be rivaled in the profit-based organizations of corporate America. -Proud heritage of serving in the Armed Forces: A proud history of your profession allows you to feel a connection to all of the history making people of the past generations. -Benefits package is comprehensive: The catastrophic healthcare coverage, Thrift Savings Plan, and affordable group life insurance is a plus. -High level of job security: The downturn of the economy does not make you fear if you'll be able to provide for your family (a highly reassuring benefit of being in the Armed Services)

If you complete 20 years in the Army it will financially pay off better than the majority of other jobs. It is also a place to find yourself if you feel like you need a little direction in life. Working for the Army is sometimes like a box of chocolates...you never know what you are going to get. This can be good because if you are stuck with a less than capable boss or in a job you don't like, it won't be that way forever. If you are a person who likes variety and new experiences, the Army allows ample opportunities. There is also a sense of pride and accomplishment that is inherent in the job. Many people associate the Army strictly with a "shoot to kill" mentality. However, there is more that lies beneath and many jobs that don't involve shooting or killing--that's not to say that any Soldier will never have to shoot or kill. The Army is a community that provides most jobs that you can find in the "outside world". There is something for just about anyone however, it comes at a price. RECAP - Good retirement benefits - Endless support systems - Job security - Excercise leadership skils; given more responsibility than you might get in the "outside world - You will never go without food, housing, or work