All Source Intelligence Analysts at United States Army give their company a 3.8 out of 5.0, while the average rating for United States Army is 4.1, making them 8% less happy than every other employee at United States Army and 3% happier than every other All Source Intelligence Analyst on CareerBliss - the happiest All Source Intelligence Analysts work for United States Army.
"I worked in the 75th Ranger Regiment within the United States Army. This organization has a unique war fighting requirement that means it needs many different military positions to function properly. If you want to dedicate a significant amount of time to being functionally the best at your job, this place is for you. If you want to sham and just get by in the Army, then I would not recommend. Come here for pride and influence on the battlefield, not a paycheck."
What do you like about working at United States Army?
"When I do my MOS work (job I signed up for) it's ok. That isn't often."
Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?
"Don't enlist. If you're gonna do it, go officer or warrant."
What don't you like about working at United States Army?
"Work really long hours and don't accomplish much. Treated like general purpose labor."
What suggestions do you have for management?
"Wouldn't make people work 84+ hours a week to such little purpose."
Year | Salary |
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2011 | $4 |
2012 | $2 |
2020 | $3 |
"The importance/pride I take in my job is more important than the reward."
"I was honored to serve my country."
"Been doing the reserves for 13 years and I love it."
What do you like about working at United States Army?
"Flexibility, travel during the summer for training."
What don't you like about working at United States Army?
"There is always something going on in your personal life you could/need to be doing when drill weekend comes up."
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