During my time at the US forest service I was in charge of maintaining chainsaws. This is a pivital part of wildland fire fighting and requires the ability to manage and organize allot of roughly used machinery and associated accoutrements.

I loved that I had access to the CEO. No one is more than five levels from the CEO. I felt what I did helped millions of people with stresses of moving and storage. It was a team environment.

Getting my ass chewed by the XO after: -two of my sailors got married knowing they were not suppose to fraternize -one of my sailors tapped into the ship's comm lines and set an illegal computer station to watch porn -One of my junior officers was accused and courtmartialed when someone with a high level clearance illegally hacked his email finding correpondence with an enlisted female. I demanded finding out who had - it was not pursued.

Operating on the flight deck of an aircraft carrier, being a casualty assistance officer helping the family of a svc member who died on duty, the loss of two friends on a flight when their aircraft's engine exploded, having to pack out the personal effects of a sailor who committed suicide on deployment because he discovered his spouse had runaway with some worthless trash, and many more

Not following a routine personal fitness program because I was to focused on the mission.

It is challenging but rewarding.

Several things; comraderie, travel, job challenges, mandatory personal/professional development both of which were supported/funded.

My advice for the person is that let he or she be more serious on work, accountable, trustful and make customers to feel happy and satisfy their wants

While I can say that no one is above mistake as a human bring.

Mostly on Saturday's because we get more goods on Saturday