Working for the Army was a challenging moment and learning the skills I needed to better become a great mentor leader supervisor

I learned so much about different cultures and it has made me a better person.

I studied aircraft hydraulics systems and aircraft maintenance technology

I loved the traveling. I love the fact that if I didn't enjoy a place I knew that I only had to be there for a short while. I was able to get my Master's degree and still provide for my family.

As a quality assurance rep for military procurement, I enjoyed talking to contractor personnel about their work experiences and business processes, while encouraging them to provide quality products for U.S. service men and women.

Loved work with the soldiers and my fellow NCO's. Over all I loved my job everything about being a scout. There where time the I got mad but that is with every job. I always tried to keep a smile on my face and think about ways to improve the things I felt that where wrong.

Enjoyed being able too prepare the C-4 Explosives with Det-Cord and placing it on the Explosives we were Blowing up in the SHOT-HOLE and then being able too press the Button on the SHOT-BOX THAT IGNITED THE C-4!

So I've spent the last 30 yrs in the Military Services., 20 active and nearly 10 connected working for the Marine Corps Community services in Hawaii and Japan and yet the most complex,, frustrating part of being and trying to get back in the civilian job community is Trying to find just ONE job. These online sites are part of the problem I just want to look for a Job yet I am bumbardded by marketing question and called...OMG, I just want to keep it Simple and get in where I fit in. JOB PLEASE!! Venting over. Pray all is well with everyone :-)

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Hello, so I just started this out. Wasn't expecting it to be a social media format like LinkedIn. Anyway, currently unemployed ( I did took a freelance work as a concept art but its been a while now) so I would like make a decent income. So my latest job was really as a desk clerk at the fort bliss military police station. Its basically like being a receptionist. I've also been looking at other types of jobs, but unfortunately like the military I've learned its a lot of "hurry up and wait". So I'm at the cruel part of the waiting. I've always asked in person for positions as well, and again still waiting. If you know if there is any hiring at this time in el paso, tx I would very much appreciate.