IT Specialists at United States Air Force give their company a 3.6 out of 5.0, while the average rating for United States Air Force is 4.1, making them 13% less happy than every other employee at United States Air Force and 3% less happy than every other IT Specialist on CareerBliss - the happiest IT Specialists work for Trinity Broadcasting Network.
"I learned a lot about computer networking. Grew a lot as a person and a professional. Prepared me to tackle challenging task and continue to inspire the best in others. Excellent opportunity for young people to contribute to their country while enhancing their personal and professional lives."
What do you like about working at United States Air Force?
"Sense of service to our nation. Job security and making flight test possible through IT compliance."
Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?
"Look after your own professional development because it's the only way it will get done. Do your job and don't get discouraged by lack of opportunities for job growth."
What don't you like about working at United States Air Force?
"I feel like I'm doing the same thing over and over. When I've offered to be pro-active is not taken into account. I lack feedback and direction from my superiors. I would appreciate a more forward looking atmosphere than waiting for things to happen and us taking action."
What suggestions do you have for management?
"I would be more engaged in the daily activities of my employees and provide constant feedback or direction depending on what works for the specific employee."
Year | Salary |
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2011 | $3 |
2012 | $2 |
2013 | $5 |
"This was a great organization to work for."
What do you like about working at United States Air Force?
"Career advancement."
"An extended family that you will never forget."
What do you like about working at United States Air Force?
"I loved working at Gunter AFB. I did not meet a stranger. You are treated like family by all employees and management. Management did not hover all employees and respected employees' opinions. I had a heart attack and open heart surgery while I was there, my best friend also died of cancer while I was there, and management was so understanding and willing to help anyway they could. It's a year I will never forget. We did get rewarded bonus for our work."
Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?
"Be yourself, be comfortable and remember, never lie on your resume or answer a question with a lie. It will truly come back to bite you sooner or later."
What don't you like about working at United States Air Force?
"My job went from 5 people down to 2 due to budget cuts. This took away the little extra time we could spend with our customers learning better their needs. It was me and another lady and we had to work so much overtime, be on call 24/7 and travel TDY. We found that we had to work on our holidays in order to load new software or patches on the servers. But the people was worth it."
What suggestions do you have for management?
"To understand when employees get burned out. To know when there are two employees and projects are deadlined that we cannot attend all of the daily or weekly meetings."
"Good start."
What do you like about working at United States Air Force?
"Tight fitting group always looking out for each other."
What don't you like about working at United States Air Force?
"Slow to accept new ideas and strategies."
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