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Pros and Cons
WE GOT FREE TO LOW COST MEALS
FOOD QUALITY WAS FANTASTIC
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United States Army Reserve (USAR) is a reserve force of the United States Army which was founded in April 23, 1908 in Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United States Congress whose mission is to provide COMBAT-READY units and soldiers to the army and the Joint Force across the complete spectrum of Disputes. At present, the Army Reserve has more than 200,000 soldiers and civilian employees and 2,000 units spread across 20 times Zones. The Army Reserve has a congressionally authorized strength of 199,000 soldiers, more than 11,000 Civilians and 2,075 units residing and working in every state five U.S territories and 30 countries. USAR ensures that its ethos and culture are highly centered and able to deliver the most capable, combat- ready and lethal federal Reserve Force in the history of the nation- Lt. Gen. Jody J.Daniels assumed the role of chief of Army Reserve and Commanding General of USAR on July 28,2020 and also served as the commanding General of the 88th Readiness Division which is headquarters at fort snelling and Fort Mc.Coy.
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Professional Growth
How many years of experience do U.S. Army Reserve employees have before joining?
Years of experience at U.S. Army Reserve: Newcomers: 36%, Experiencers: 21%, Experts: 20%, Veterans: 23%. U.S. Army Reserve employees have less than 3 years experience on average before joining.
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Where did U.S. Army Reserve employees work before joining?
Where they've worked before U.S. Army Reserve: Amazon, Army National Guard, Marine Corps Recruiting. Typical U.S. Army Reserve employees have worked at Amazon.
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What industries did U.S. Army Reserve employees work in previously?
Industry Background: The most typical industries of U.S. Army Reserve: National Security, Niche Retailers, Colleges / Universities, Limited-Service Restaurants, Food & Beverage Retailers. U.S. Army Reserve employees most likely come from a National Security industry background.
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Where did U.S. Army Reserve employees work before joining?
Past employers' size at U.S. Army Reserve: Small: 19%, Medium: 6%, Large: 75%. Most U.S. Army Reserve employees have previously worked at large companies.
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What did employees at U.S. Army Reserve study?
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How long do people stay in a role at U.S. Army Reserve?
Time employed at U.S. Army Reserve: <1: 2%, 1-3: 10%, 4-8: 44%, 9-13: 26%, 14-20: 11%, 20+: 7%. Most U.S. Army Reserve employees stay with the company for 4-8 years which is the same as the industry average.
Culture & Values
How does U.S. Army Reserve rank for age & gender diversity?
Gender ratio at U.S. Army Reserve: 78.6% Male and 21.4% Female. Age ratio at U.S. Army Reserve: 16-20: 1%, 21-30: 62%, 31-40: 24%, 41-50: 10%, 51-60: 3%, 60+: 0%. U.S. Army Reserve rates - 3.6% less female than the industry average. Most U.S. Army Reserve employees are 21-30, which is below the industry median age range.
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What are the top roles at U.S. Army Reserve?
Top roles of U.S. Army Reserve: Sergeant, Police Officer, HR Specialist, Lieutenant, Animator. The top role at U.S. Army Reserve is Sergeant.
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How does U.S. Army Reserve rank for career advancement?
Career advancement at U.S. Army Reserve: very low. U.S. Army Reserve ranks very low for career advancement which is below the industry average.
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What companies do U.S. Army Reserve employees go on to work at?
Future employers of U.S. Army Reserve: Lowe's, United States Army Reserve, United States Department of Defense, United States Postal Service, US Army. People who work at U.S. Army Reserve most typically go on to work for the Lowe's.
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Network Manager/Technician
Dublin, CA - October 11, 2022
Since my first day in the U.S. Army Reserve, I have been truly challenged, and for my efforts, I was rewarded for exceeding those challenges. i was lucky to have some of the best leadership to work for/with. All they did was point me in a direction, and I was off and running. I was so lucky to be assigned to two of the biggest HighTech locations on this earth (Silicon Valley and Lawrence Livermore Labs) which afforded me the ability to work beside giants in their respective fields that worked at these two locations within the civilian workforce. I was truly surrounded by greatness and intelligence. If you have ever questioned whether to incorporate the reserves into your professional career, DO IT! By doing so, it will be one of the best decisions you will ever make towards your long-term goals, believe me, doors will open for you, as they did for me.
Pros and Cons
It helped in elevating my professional civilian career.
Sometimes the military will need you to fulfill an important mission for global betterment.
Soldier
Texas City, TX - June 1, 2022
Great place to start in life after high school. If you are not sure what you want to do with your life. The military allows and affords you the place and time to figure that out. Not to mention they will pay you while you are learning. Especially in the Army. I got my nursing degree for free and was receiving a paycheck while attending college. No civilian company does that. And if you stay in for 20 or more years you continue to get your paycheck for the rest of your life, as well as full medical care.
Pros and Cons
Free room and board
Very hard work physically and mentally.
Information Technology AGR
July 6, 2021
As an Air Force, Air National Guard, Army, Army National Guard, Army Reserve, and Army Reserve AGR (Active) Veteran of over 30 years, the USAR and their AGR led the others in management responsiveness, job satisfaction, realized employee pay and benefits, and advancement opportunities.
Pros and Cons
Ability to perform meaningful work, many exemplary individuals, and a culture of fitness,
Stateside and overseas transfers may be necessary for promotion. Promotion required for longevity
Squad leader
Jackson, MS - June 7, 2021
I served my country for 20 years. Been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. I have done my best and gave a lot. I have been working with fuel for 20 years and now ready to work on the civilian side.
Pros and Cons
Learned a lot
Long hours
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When was U.S. Army Reserve established?
Benjamin Gardner3 years ago
1908.
What industry does U.S. Army Reserve belong to?
Liam Brown3 years ago
Government/Civil Service/Military.
Where do I find U.S. Army Reserve’s HQ?
Benjamin Gardner3 years ago
The HQ is located in Fort Bragg, NC.
2 years ago
The Army Reserve hosts two geographical Headquarters. One strategic and the other operational.
The Office of the Chief of the Army Reserve, OCAR, is at Fort Belvoir, VA. The CAR is the Commanding General over all the Army Reserve.
The operational US Army Reserve Command, USARC, is at Fort Bragg, NC. One General, two Headquarters.
gender breakdown at U.S. Army Reserve?
Isabella Holmes3 years ago
gender ratio is 21.4% female, 78.6% male.
Who is the CEO of U.S. Army Reserve?
Isabella Holmes3 years ago
Jeffrey W. Talley.
2 years ago
LTG Jody Daniels
How long do people usually work for U.S. Army Reserve?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
4-8 year(s).
what kind of companies did U.S. Army Reserve employees work for?
Benjamin Gardner3 years ago
Large companies before U.S. Army Reserve.
2 years ago
Any and all professions and occupations
How often do employees get promoted at U.S. Army Reserve ?
Liam Brown3 years ago
advancement opportunities are very low
2 years ago
The first three promotions are automatic whether enlisted or officer.
Top future employers of U.S. Army Reserve employees?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Lowe's, Self Employed, United States Army Reserve, United States Department of Defense, United States Postal Service, US Army, US Department of Veterans Affairs, Walmart.
Who are the top previous employers of U.S. Army Reserve employees?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Amazon, Army National Guard, Marine Corps Recruiting, McDonald's, United States Army Reserve, US Army, US Navy, Walmart.
How old are U.S. Army Reserve’s employees in general?
Liam Brown3 years ago
around 21-30.
Where did most of U.S. Army Reserve employees go to school?
Sophie Hayes3 years ago
Central Texas College, Cochise College, United States Military Academy at West Point, University of Maryland-University College, University of Phoenix-Utah.
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2 years ago
Yes, and drug screening too.
what was the reason you left your job at U.S. Army Reserve?
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they accept people without college degrees at U.S. Army Reserve?
2 years ago
Yes.
i wanna know what the interview process looks like
Do entry level jobs pay well?
2 years ago
It depends on the career. Medical, culinary and logistics exceed civilian pay and provide benefits to entry- level employees such as paid vacation, low cost medical, and education that very few civilian employers match.
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