Army National Guard Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"The Ohio National Guard set me on a pathway to success. Not only did they pay for my college, but the Guard also provided me with real-world experience in leadership, documentation, technical writing and so much more. It certainly isn't for everyone but it's a good start."

"I worked with the Wisconsin Army National Guard for 29 years. The Guard is an excellent professional organization that I would recommend to anyone who is considering serving your Country. The intangibles that I have received from the military are so valuable in my everyday life."

"Hard work with lots of benefits."

"I have been in the Vermont Guard for over 12 years. In this time I have had many opportunities that allowed me to travel, see new places and meet new people that I am thankful for. I have learned and developed as a professional and on a personnel level. The skills I have learned over the years have prepared me for civilian employment in many lucrative and rewarding carriers. It is all what you make of it, put in 110% get back 110%."

"This is a great place to work."

"Good opportunities for those first starting out."

"I've worked for the Wyoming Air and Army National Guard for over 6 years now. I enjoy helping our customers to achieve our mission together and assisting local communities when we were needed. I also like to work with my co-workers, and my supervisors. The Wyoming National Guard is a organization that truly cares about your personal development, and our tax payer' interests."

"I have found the company very helpful to both soldiers and their families. It is a very community company."

"It's good, I'm in the National Guard. There is room for growth and has many challenges but take a long time for advancement."

"I have performed for the US Army for the better part of 15 years. Serving this great country has been one of the best decisions I have ever made. The army has to give me many great tools that I would feel that would make me a valuable employee to any company. The Army has also developed me into a quality leader for our future employees. I would think that if you decided to choose me to help develop a team you would be excited with the abilities and experience that come from my past with the United States Army."

"Basic training is something everyone should go through and was the part I enjoyed the most. Other than that... show up on time, do what is asked of you and everything will be great."

"The company I work for suffers heavily from budget cuts and lack of guidance makes it hard for employees to finish their required assignments without hiccups. The good thing is that most of the employees are highly motivated and qualified to accomplish a wide array of tasks and responsibilities."

"Utah Army National Guard. I did 10 weeks of basic training and 20 weeks of my IT computer training. It was fast, not enough time to get done what I was hoping for."

"While serving as a U.S. soldier and Army Ranger, I was responsible for supervising/maintaining network communications for the 75th Ranger Regiment. During my service I supported and migrated over 400 users/computers on three different networks and ensured all network switches, routers, and user desktops functioned accordingly utilizing the remedy ticketing system. I Served as a Tier 2 network admin/helpdesk admin for four years and currently retiring in December."

"After being in the Marines and going to the Army National Guard I found it disappointing."