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Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott
Naval Postgraduate School
United States Naval Academy
University of Maryland-University College
University of Phoenix-Utah
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Age
Age distribution at US Navy.
Gender ratio
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| Gender | Ratio | |
|---|---|---|
| male | 82.5% | |
| female | 17.5% |
Top job titles
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| Job title | Ratio |
|---|---|
| Electronics Technician | 3.1% |
| Officer | 3% |
| Ambulatory Care | 2.5% |
| Naval Aviator | 2.1% |
| Logistics Specialist | 2% |
| Information Systems Technician | 1.6% |
| Master | 1.6% |
| Protection Officer | 1.6% |
| Mate | 1.5% |
| Surface Warfare Officer | 1.5% |
Career advancement
Climb up the career ladder
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Low
| Years in position | Percentage who advanced |
|---|---|
| <1 | 7.5% |
| 1 | 20% |
| 2 | 23.2% |
| 3 | 16.5% |
| 4+ | 32.7% |
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The United States Navy is the naval warfare service branch of the United States Armed Forces and one of the eight uniformed services of the United States. With approximately 450,000 sailors, 300 ships and submarines, and 3,700 airSee more
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Founded
1775
CEO
Ray Mabus
Type
Government
Revenue
$2B to $5B
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| Field | Ratio | |
|---|---|---|
| other occupation | 25.6% | |
| Transportation / Logistics | 12.2% | |
| Maintenance / Repair | 9.3% | |
| Healthcare | 9% | |
| Architecture / Engineering | 8.7% | |
| Management | 8.1% | |
| Law Enforcement / Security | 7.9% |
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Based on 186,495 number of jobs from 130 job boards, duplications excluded| Job category | Distribution | Job quantity | 6 months | 1 year |
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| Protective Services | 31.7% | 59,080 | 705% | 2,676% |
| Other | 22.5% | 41,924 | 896% | 4,218% |
| Healthcare | 14.0% | 26,144 | 653% | 3,363% |
| Engineering | 7.2% | 13,348 | 595% | 2,067% |
| Hospitality & Travel | 6.5% | 12,167 | 636% | 2,934% |
| Education | 6.4% | 12,028 | 695% | 3,049% |
| Non-Profit & Volunteering | 4.6% | 8,593 | 384% | 2,192% |
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A: San Diego, CA.
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A: gender ratio is 17.5% female, 82.5% male.
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A: $2b to $5b.
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A: Ray Mabus.
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A: 4-8 year(s).
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A: Large companies before US Navy.
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A: advancement opportunities are low
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A: Boeing, Booz Allen Hamilton, Lockheed Martin Corporation, Self Employed, United States Department of Defense, US Army, US Department of Veterans Affairs, US Navy Reserve.
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A: Marine Corps Recruiting, Target, United States Air Force, United States Department of Defense, United States Naval Academy, US Army, US Navy Reserve, Walmart.
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A: Around 21-30
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A: Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott, Naval Postgraduate School, United States Naval Academy, University of Maryland-University College, University of Phoenix-Utah.
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3.4
421 ratings
4.1
Salary & Benefits
2.2
Professional growth
3.3
Work-Life balance
3.6
Recognition & Support
3.8
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Waste of Time
2.8
Hull Maintenance Technician - December 8, 2021
I busted my tail, just to be told to do better. I worked along side a lot of ungrateful, spoiled people. It’s not awarding enough.
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
3/5
Professional Growth
2/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
2/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Benefits, consistent pay (even if it’s not a lot)
Cons
Don’t get paid enough for the amount of labor you do.
A definite life changer
3.6
Air Traffic Controller - Willow Grove, PA - December 1, 2021
Navy life is different than any other life. It helped me focus, and concentrate on where I was going in life. As a female, in a male dominated profession, it was not always easy but I hung in there, and received my Honorable Discharge, and then re-upped for the active duty reserves twice. I met many wonderful interesting people, and went to many exciting places. Upon discharge, I was offered great jobs with companies that had military contracts. This is the reason I recommend the U.S. Navy. Learn what you can, and then grow with it, either in the service (very difficult) or by obtaining a civilian job (more highly desired, better pay, better benefits, less hassle). Would I recommend the U.S. Navy? As an officer, yes. As enlisted? only if you have no other options for education and you have big goals and dreams - it will be hard, but the Navy will give you the background you need to succeed.
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
3/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Steady pay, great friends, opportunity to learn, they pay for your education
Cons
If you get an AH for a boss, u r stuck. Transferring difficult. They station you where they want.
Fun and productive place to work and travel
2.8
Norfolk, VA - November 3, 2021
Great job and training but pay is low to support oneself let alone a family the pros are you get to travel and see things around the world joy make good friends and have good memories
Ratings
2/5
Salary & Benefits
2/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
2/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Fringe benefits , pension .VA benefits,training
Cons
Poor pay,away from home for long periods
Absolutely Awesome
5.0
September 7, 2021
Best move of my life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
5/5
Work-Life balance
5/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Great team work
Cons
No negative thoughts
Life changing experience
4.6
Aviation Technician - San Diego, CA - September 5, 2021
I miss the traveling and adventure working on a aircraft carrier. Going over the Ecuador going towards Australia. 40 foot swells.
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
4/5
Work-Life balance
5/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Food, uniform and free travel
Cons
You go when your told no exceptions, leave family behind
Navy Career
4.6
Aviation Storekeeper 2nd Class - Jacksonville, FL - August 25, 2021
This was a great opportunity to see the world and mature into a solid man. I had several jobs while in the Navy. From a laborer to a mess crank. Supervisor of Flight Clothing to a Supervisor (CLAMP) closed loop aeronautical management program.
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
5/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Got to see many parts of the world.
Cons
Away from family too much.
Exciting career
5.0
Lieutenant - New Orleans, LA - August 11, 2021
I enjoyed my 31 year Naval service. I had the opportunity to travel to the Far East and to Europe. I was asking stationed from Maine to New Orleans.
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
5/5
Work-Life balance
5/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Great Opportunities
Cons
Nothing at all
Great place to work
4.0
MMAC - Norfolk, VA - August 4, 2021
Great carrer for those who wanr to travel and experience life at its fullest. Enjoying traveling .
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
4/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
4/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Monthly pay and benefits
Cons
Family time
No room for advancement
1.4
PR - Lemoore, CA - July 17, 2021
The reality of this job was more fighting with arrogant brats all day. No one cares for the junior sailors just what they can get from you. F-18 is miserable.
Ratings
3/5
Salary & Benefits
1/5
Professional Growth
1/5
Work-Life balance
1/5
Recognition & Support
1/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Travel benefits………,,,,
Cons
Work all the time no weekends off
Attention to detail no room for errors
4.4
Abe3 - Norfolk, VA - July 10, 2021
Joined out of highschool didn't know what expect but took it head on and learned my craft and met awesome ppl and seen new countries
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
4/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Travel the world for free
Cons
Away from family alot
Navy Experience
5.0
CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIAN - Port Hueneme Naval CBC, CA - June 16, 2021
Installed electrical in new construction and remodels on base.
Started off as e-3, ended up e-5 after 5 years of service.
Honorably discharged in Feb./ 1985
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
5/5
Work-Life balance
5/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Lots of continued education and steady work.
Cons
There were no "cons"........it was an excellent experience. It was an honor to serve.
Good place to work
4.0
Builder - Port Hueneme, CA - June 16, 2021
I was a builder in the navy and gained so much that I had to take it out and show my knowledge of working in the industry. So please take a real look into it first of all
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
4/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
4/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Learned at lot from the navy
Cons
No cons of the navy
Good Career
4.8
Technical Writer - May 24, 2021
I worked as a Technical Writer with the U. S. Navy. I held a Secret Clearance. I edited reports generated by our scientists, proofreading for spelling and grammar errors and keeping in mind security regulations. I also authored my own report about our base to give to new hires.
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
4/5
Work-Life balance
5/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Excellent pay, vacation and sick pay, and chances for advancement.
Cons
There were no cons that I noticed.
Life in the navy
3.2
Builder - Port Hueneme, CA - April 29, 2021
It was great once it all started and would do it again. It goes by super fast by the you realize it’s it’s done.
Ratings
3/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
3/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Work was easy and time off
Cons
Working 7 days a week of work
Carpenter was fun and taught me tht cad was my career choice
3.8
Builder - Port Hueneme, CA - April 16, 2021
I spent five years doing the navy best time of my life. Traveling and home port was the best Do it folks is worth it
Ratings
3/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
4/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
4/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Making friends forever
Cons
Ending my enlightenment
great as a starter job
3.0
April 14, 2021
Nothing more than I enjoyed going out to sea. And traveling to interesting new places. Learning the ins and outs of the submarine service.
Ratings
3/5
Salary & Benefits
3/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
3/5
Culture & Values
Pros
as long as you discharge honorably
Cons
taking orders
Seeing the World
4.0
Data Systems Technician - Alameda, CA - April 8, 2021
You name it and I’ve been there. Every day was a challenge that you really looked forward too (or I do now). From teaching computer systems at Mare Island, Ca to being on the helicopter flight crew at McMurdo Station Antarctica.
Would I do another 20+ years ... HELL YES
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
see the world, people have your back, benefits can’t be beat
Cons
pay not that great
Fun exciting place lots of travel
4.2
Chief Engineman - Kingsland, GA - March 31, 2021
I spent twenty three years in the Navy got to see the world while getting paid. Had a chance to make a lot of good friends.
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
5/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Good experience, travel, get to meet lots of good people
Cons
Time away from family
Great place for growth
3.6
Machinist mate (nuclear) - San Diego, CA - March 27, 2021
Served in the US Navy for 6 years and was able to travel around the world as well as meet and establish a plethora of professional connections
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
3/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Great growth potential
Cons
Bad traffic in the morning
productive and enjoyable worksites, for the most part.
4.6
Clinical supervisor : - Washington, DC - March 26, 2021
I started working for the Navy as a clinician in Naples Italy, then moved into Supervisor position and at one point moved to Washington DC to work at navy headquarters and help set policy for the clinical program. I actually prefer being back in the trenches which is why I would be interested in a time limited. MFLC assignment over seas.
thank you
Ratings
5/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
5/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
because it is DOD so followed government regulations . positive experience
Cons
5 year rule for overseas assignments
Toxic but worth it!
3.4
Machinist Mate - San Diego, CA - March 25, 2021
I spent nine years in the Navy. The last five were pretty fun on shore duty. But the first 4 were toxic. And pretty brutal. However, I separated with full benefits and have been enjoying life and pay post Navy.
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
1/5
Work-Life balance
3/5
Recognition & Support
5/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Being stationed in San Diego, The pay and benefits while in AND the school and benefits after.
Cons
Toxic environment & mental health stigmas
Supply all department supply needs and reorder stock items and management of inventories
3.8
Supply Supervisor - San Diego, CA - March 24, 2021
As a SK-4 (E-4) I preformed my job roll very well that I received that Navy Award for outstanding job.
Ratings
4/5
Salary & Benefits
4/5
Professional Growth
3/5
Work-Life balance
4/5
Recognition & Support
4/5
Culture & Values
Pros
Team Work and building foundation for growth of staff
Cons
not have supplies to keep departments stocked
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