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Google Made New Search Tools To Help Veterans Find Better Jobs (cnbc.com)
Google has rolled out a series of search tools to help military veterans find better jobs after returning to civilian life, the company said in a blog post. From a report: Former members of the military can now search "jobs for veterans," enter the military branch they served in and see results for job openings that match their skills. Google will also allow businesses to identify as "veteran-owned" or "veteran-led" in Google Maps and mobile search results. "We hope to use our technology to help veterans understand the full range of opportunities open to them across many different fields. Right now those opportunities are getting lost in translation," Matthew Hudson, a program manager for Google Cloud and an Air Force veteran, said in Monday's blog post.
Why does the A and C schools don't count as college?
It's about time. I fought in the 103rd Deskborne Division ("The Fighting Snowflakes) in the War on Christmas. Don't laugh, I was wounded twice and I'm still not quite the same. I am allowed a service gerbil, but it's still hard for me to find work. But I'm one of the lucky ones. I still have nightmares where I think I'm back at the Battle of the Macy's Parade. Lost lots of good people and at least two very large balloons that day.
Thanks to Google for looking out for us.
You are welcome on my lawn.
It does things like rule that a qualified Navy Corpsmen (their equivalent of a combat medic) is NOT qualified to be an EMT after they leave the army. (Army and Airforce medics are qualified to be an EMT).
US military needs to think just a bit more about what their men can do after they leave the armed forces. A bit more planning, a few more courses (even if it simply covers civilian work) can mean a huge difference for our soldiers when they have completed their service.
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Because they do not comprise four years of education? The federal service academies count as college, the rest is just vocational training.
Probably because they don't offer grammar...
I was in a different branch maybe, but I assume you are referring to the vocational training one receives after basic training?
They are meant to get you deployed as soon as possible with no chance of becoming an expert, so I don't know if they would even count as vocational.
I tell you what sucks is that you can't use GI bill while in to do any kind of online class, you get some free colleges that are just complete bullshit (Excelsior?).
I was lucky enough to already have been a computer nerd when I joined the Army and was assigned (did not get to choose) as a "Signal Systems Support Specialist" where I extended radio networks on top of hills. I was also able to see what kind of bullshit-people they let in to do some of the work I would have rather done, complete fucking idiots who have no business in the business. I fucking pwned the shit out of them, and I hated life. People who say they love the military, really mean they can't get a job anywhere else; just a bunch of retards.
The problem with employment is there isn't a really good mapping of Years of Education vs Years of experience vs Military experience and rank. And to get this mapping out to most businesses who are hiring.
If something is so important that you feel the need to post it on the internet... It probably isn't that important.
Actually, the USAF has the Community College of The Air Force, where that training does count (we just called it "Tech School"), depending on your AFSC ("MOS" in Army-speak) and what degree you were shooting for. OJT and CBTs (as well as PME/NCO training) also count as credits (again, depending on AFSC and degree). On top of all that, CLEP testing is (well, was) mega-cheap there.
Quo usque tandem abutere, Nimbus, patientia nostra?
Yes, "A" School in the Army is what we simply called "Tech School" in the USAF. It's usually vocational training to get your initial competency level ("3 level" in the USAF), but it can also serve to teach those who are cross-training into another field, or who go back and get higher-level courses for senior-level positions (for instance, a Senior NCO might go take courses in management, a soon-to-be senior officer might take courses in higher-level/strategic combat, etc.)
Quo usque tandem abutere, Nimbus, patientia nostra?
Not necessarily - Senior NCOs and senior-level officers often go back and take required higher-level management and strategy training.
Quo usque tandem abutere, Nimbus, patientia nostra?
Anyone willing to volunteer to get their ass shot off for my sorry ass's sake should be able to get some special perks.
Big Thank You! to the men, women (and those somewhere in between) serving in the US Armed Forces.
Sure, but in that case they either obtain a Master's from one of the DoD postgraduate institutions or receive further on-the-job training that does not add up to a college education, just like similar internal on-the-job training in the private sector does not constitute a college education.
- truck driving
- butchering
- slaughtering
- demolition
- pyrotechnician
- typing reports in triplicate
Many of them do, but they need to be accepted by the institution just like any other transfer credit. Sailors have a "Joint Services transcript" (formerly called "SMART" because acronyms) that serves as their list of completed service/technical schools. It also offers a recommendation for lower-division credits based on the course. Since this is a partnership between DOD and the Department of Labor, I can only assume that the other lesser services have something similar if not identical.
does the FAA count any military stuff?
I have it on good authority that google is withholding help unless the vets denounce the republican party and swear an oath of fealty to Clinton and Soros.
When 75 Percent of Young Adults Cannot Join the Military it is time to look at the barriers that face those who were deemed unfit to serve.
While the readiness report is dated http://cdn.missionreadiness.or... the problem has only grown worse. Instead of disenfranchising the non-jocks, we need to be thinking about how we can create opportunities for all who wish to serve. I was hoping t see Space Command become its own branch, a branch that would be open to all. That didn't happen.
Nice to see a hand up like this.
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They do translate to some credits. Most degrees have a bunch of core credits in general education. These schools are career specific and do not include cross-cultural classes or world history.
Sounds harsh, but I haven't seen one that knew what they were doing. No offence. I also have found them to be very much the "thats not my job" mentality. So, I simply don't bother with them now. One thing the military cant teach you is how to fit in.
"No results found for your MOS code 98G"
That's been my experience too.
I can translate things, and did it as a job, and can and have demonstrated my skills.
I don't need any fingers to count the number of people so far that have been willing to pay me based on that skill.
Inheritance is the sincerest form of nepotism.
As a veteran I prefer to hire vets. Especially former navy vets with 3+ years and an honorable discharge. The skills do not directly relate. But I know they are trainable, the are capable of critical thinking, they are resourceful, and they habe thick skin.
Hiring non-vet millennials is like running a freaking daycare with all the whining and tattling.
I am all for helping veterans but what about trying to help all people who are unemployed. I am 41, disabled, and have been looking for work for a while now but I haven't been able to find something that I am able to do. A lot of the lower skilled jobs have heavy lifting requirements or other things that I just cannot do right now. Well, what do I know?
And now you know why STEM related jobs are so popular. Not just the money, but not as body-destroying as some other jobs.
Also as an aid for finding where one fits into the world of work, the exercises in "What Color is your Parachute" is recommend. After all one can't sell (yourself) what one doesn't understand (skills, knowledge, temperament, etc).
I don't like hiring veterans. My experience is that they spend far too much time creating drama by complaining about the millennials. They would be so much more productive if they took their effort to complain about millennials and directed it toward getting the job done. Millennials are generally my most productive employees because they do the job and don't create drama like veterans do.
FUCK OFF APK
EVERYONE KNOWS IT'S YOU
STFU
FUCK the lameness filter. I'm using all caps to yell at APK.
Different branches experience different things. The navy is more apt to put you in the career you pick. Most lifers in the navy liked going to sea because they got to be away from their wife and kids. I always thought that was a fucked up thing to want to do; but they probably sucked as a dad anyway, so the kid probsbly was better off; despite how much it also sucked for him.
Witness the savage unprincipled Juden exposed: No more down moderation points unable to defeat fact. True color of Juden by unidentifiable anonymous hilariously raging. Hohohohohoho.
How's your ex-marine butt buddy roommate doing?
You do realize there are multiple 'wars' going on right now? And even if there aren't, how much would it take to get you to risk automatically being called to fight on the front if a war breaks out in the next 5 years? Greater risks are counted by greater pay offs.
You should automatically start with a higher level of respect for someone from the military because they made it through basic training and decided to accept the risk of being on the front lines. That doesn't mean you can't raise/lower your respect for the person after you've met them.
Just because you may be an asshole with bad interpersonal communication skills doesn't mean everyone else is getting into fights in their day-to-day life. If you want to talk about the elephant in the room, more vets are screwed by society than are promoted by it. That's why there's so many programs to help them, they need it.
Why the delusions of your 'superiority' (at being thieves known so throughout history) but cut your hook noses off trying to be us goy? Is that your self proclaimed "holiness"?
The vast majority of people in the military right now have about as much of a risk of being sent to the frontlines with a rifle as you or me and it will be even less of a chance as time goes on. Stop watching Full Metal Jacket, in modern war the vast majority of the military is what would have been called the baggage train or campfollowers in the past. The military is now first and foremost a bureaucratic institution. Why else do you think they can now afford to focus on diversity and recruiting young teeny boppers? Your 95lb blonde niece Susie probably isn't spending her enlistment slogging through the swamps of 'Nam opening up with dual LMGs on the Vietcong. The actual fighting will more and more be the reserve of robots and a shrinking elite core of combat soldiers supported by an ever growing support complex.
It's sad that public service means so little to Republican children these days.
What's so special about veterans — from the technological point of view — that a separate platform is warranted just for them?
Seems like a pure PR-move. Now, when asked about being so partisan in their search-results, Google's PR-people (both paid and otherwise) can smugly switch topic to their "helping veterans".
In Soviet Washington the swamp drains you.
If you put in a MOS, such as 74B, you get a lot of non-technical jobs, like Operations Manager. Basically, it just points you to companies that are "veteran friendly". Don't rely on Google.
they're doing it so they can sell ad spaces on those results pages at grossly-inflated prices and place the ads in front of desperate persons, some of whom aren't "entirely there" anymore due to injury and/or other trauma. their metrics gathering and analysis obviously has determined that veterans are more gullible than the average user and more apt to click blindly on ad links.. and they need to capitalize on that opportunity to exploit them for more ad profits.
Well said about dictators being kept in power.
But what about the people who saw their military as their only route out of poverty at age 17 or 18? I know quite a few vets who are neither selfish or stupid and took that route.
Blame the US system, which doesn't offer some people many routes out of poverty OTHER THAN military service. In many states, public education is being gutted, the public university systems are turning expensive and mediocre. What's left?
Frankly, I'd support an alternative means of national service after high school that would act like the military in paying for education, etc, but not require the whole "propping up brutal dictators and supporting killers" aspect. But unfortunately, the US is what it is...
This isn't a respect thing per se, most people put together veterans and jobs because there is recognition that spending years doing other things sets you behind the curve compared to people who went directly into the career world, and your skills may not directly translate except for management or leadership expertise.
The vast majority of veterans these days see no combat and are generally in less danger than many civilian jobs.
The difference between these "no combat" veterans and many civilian jobs is, unlike the civilian jobs, these guys signed a blank check to the American people for up to and including their lives at a moment's notice.
When you sign up to be an arctic fisherman, oil rig worker, or secretary, you know what your job's going to like fairly indefinately. When you sign up to "sit in Germany filing paperwork for 5 years", you occasionally get told to pack your shit, leave your family behind, and go wander the desert with a rifle.
If you don't like what your boss asks you to do as an arctic fisherman, oil rig worker, or secretary: you can refuse, and generally the worst that can happen is you get fired. If you refuse or try to quit from a military commitment, you can go to jail, have your pay garnished, and so on...
That's why they get more respect than fishermen and secretaries: they volunteered to sacrifice something we all hold near and dear for our benefit.
Show me on the 1st Amendment bobblehead where the moderator touched you...
Police?
Blackwater?
Psycho?
The existing tools didn't work? They had to be made better?
And in the process you're engaged in discriminatory hiring practices. Unfortunately, it's perfectly legal to discriminate against the lgbtq community, but that's the kind of effect that it has.
It always burned me seeing that bullshit as joining wasn't an option for everybody even though folks act like it was.
Are they implying the rest of us are "veteran-unfriendly", I find that insulting.
The veteran prefers to hire other veterans, ok.
Isn't the military still vastly underepresenting females? If he prefers to hire vets, then he will be biased toward males. I thought that was an issue? I didn't know there was an issue of military not being represented.
How many groups can we carry this out to? Do they hire enough redheads? Do they discriminate against people with big noses? Do people who pick their nose get shafted?
Prefer to hire vets? ;p
So you prefer to hire men or has the makeup of our military changed a LOT more than expected? That IS discriminatory
Is this a PR article planted by Google?
Trump, a complete moron but a moron with a lot of followers, said Google is biased against him today, then we get this on Slashdot.
I'm asking because Trump's feeble minded supporters are all in for vets, even with a draft dodger leading their cult.
So this looks like PR work.
When I think about people I genuinely respect in this world, I think of a group of my dad's friends who were active in the local peace movement. And there was one old guy who had been in the Korean War who was a major figure in the local Veterans for Peace organization.
And one time when I was having lunch with them I was like "How could anyone not know what they're signing up for when they join the military?" And the old veteran turned very red in the face but didn't say anything. Of course, in retrospect, I either wouldn't have asked the question at all - or would have at least asked it much in a much more gentle way. Who knows what guilt he still carried for what he had done in the Korean War?
It's interesting that we can make a video recording of the past but not of the future. But, in a certain sense, there is only one past while there are infinitely many futures. Of course, if anyone who could see all possible futures wouldn't be trapped in poverty. If nothing else, they could simply go buy the next winning lottery ticket. :)
So a big part of being trapped in poverty is actually being trapped in ignorance. Incidentally, I am much more scared of my own ignorance than I am of terrorists or any of the other usual things people are scared of. So if a veteran was like "Yeah, in retrospect, I see that I actually had a lot of options but, as a teenager the only path I could see clear of desperate poverty was to join the military.", I wouldn't necessarily hold their time in the military against them.
But, wow, if someone is unreservedly proud of having done time in the military. Or if they think that doing time in the military automatically makes someone a better person. Then that's definitely someone I wouldn't want to work with.
Why do you hate our troops?
But I’m not sure how on board I am with this trend of automatically worshipping and turning former members of the military into a higher social class. There’s the general equality concerns and then of course theres the elephant in the room. I agree that actual combat veterans deserve respect, but this ain’t the civil war. The vast majority of veterans these days see no combat and are generally in less danger than many civilian jobs. I’ve probably gotten into more fights on the playground that my cousin in the army has throughout her military career. Combined with all the perks they get both through the military and from civvies, enlistment or commissioning often is not only not dangerous but actually a pretty sweet deal especially if you’ve got nothing else going on. So really whats so uniquely admirable about sitting in Germany filing paperwork for 5 years than being discharged to a full college ride? Why should you automatically respect someone in the military more as opposed to an arctic fisherman, oil rig worker, or even a secretary?
Then sign up to take a bullet for this country or shut up. (or your country)
As far a a special class goes we are no more special then anyone else. And yes we sometimes need help adjusting especially when missing parts of ourselves. But we are different them most. We are the people that signup for military service, and we sign up to take a bullet for everyone in this/their country, and death is a real possible outcome you live with during your tour.
We are the people that run towards the fire, or the sound of gunfire and not away from it.
We earned the respect people sometimes give us, and this country has yet to repay the debt we owe our veterans.
So sign up for a tour and then maybe you will have something worth listening to.
(I did)
I choose to post as AC because I really don't give a crap
It certainly does That is why colleges overwhelmingly convert military education and experience into college credits.
Have you not stopped to think the problem could be you, you could be an authoritarian freak that well does not really know or understand how to manage people. Don't think the military trains people how to manage people, it uses extreme force of law and violence to force obedience. So for you, asking people to politely do something and thanking them for it, when you pay them, probably seems a very uncomfortable stretch far more used to ordering them and demanding obedience. Have you got, just perhaps, too many fuck yous and threats of harassment claims.
I would lean away from the military, preferring team players and people seeking mutual reward and benefit, self motivated people who do not have to be directed at every turn. People who use good manners well and maintain an egalitarian attitude, to create a pleasant comfortable for everyone work place as we all struggle through life.
I was in the military, people ordering me about in civilian life, well, it tended to generate hostility and they had to mind their manners, else the outcomes would not be conducive to productivity or profitability.
Chaos - everything, everywhere, everywhen
What about other non-vets like people with disabilities (not from military)? :(
Ant(Dude) @ Quality Foraged Links (AQFL.net) & The Ant Farm (antfarm.ma.cx / antfarm.home.dhs.org).
"Our benefit"? I must have missed those benefits. Can you clue me in? It sounds like it is somewhere in the desert and they are wandering around looking for it.
Veterans complaining about millennials? I think most of the veterans needing jobs are millennials. As for military members feeling bad about what theyâ(TM)ve done, whatever. Tech has established the largest data collection and spy networks in the world...for nothing but greed. The epicenter being FB and Google the advertising/spying companies posing as revolutionary software companies (which hilariously are full of self proclaimed do-gooders, who in doing âoegoodâ created the most dangerous machinations of social control ever devised). Anywho, the military is just a force, it can be applied in many ways, bad or good but has no real charcter itself.
Being a veteran in itself says nothing, ask what they did and what they know now. A combat vet (read ground pounder) who then went on to college and got a very technical degree (math, phys, cs, ee, whatever) is likely to be impressive. The vet who ran the sewage truck in Kuwait the got a AA in IT will probably be annoying and suck...then thereâ(TM)s all those in between.
I used to work for a big company headquartered in the EU and the standing order as far as HR was concerned was "no veterans". That was the word from Europe and it was explained in very clear terms that no exception had to be made. This not just for the main company but for all the subsidiaries as well. We were not told any reason and the legal department made up some stuff like not wanting anyone "with a history of violence" in our workforce, should anyone challenge the policy. It was not needed. Anyway, plenty of companies will not hire veterans.
Antisemitic Alexander Peter Kowalski lies some more
Like how he claims the Chinese copied him but can't produce any evidence.
How about when he states that hosts does port filtering but again can't backup his statement which was shown to be false.
There is also his list of "experts" who support him but it turns out they don't say what he is claiming.
This also ignores his out of context quotes he uses to lie by omission.
The problem with APK is that his entire reputation is built upon the lie he told years ago that hosts is an effective security solution. It has been exposed numerous times as being a lie and when exposed APK fails to argue logically and instead will try to deflect criticism, change the subject, move the goal posts, return to a previously disproven statement, demand you prove you did better than his file concatenator, or just call people names. He will continue to lie by stating that he won or "dusted" you while failing to refute anything you said, will never provide real evidence, and generally try to dodge the issue.
Face it APK is one of the most detested individuals here for good reason. When ever his poor behavior, awful logic, over statements, and horrendous writing are called out he has a fit and has done so for years across the internet. He is a spammer, and is an abusive insecure little man who is washed up and never amounted to anything. Until he produces actual verifiable facts supporting his case nothing he says should be taken seriously.
Please. I work a farm. It's a much more dangerous job than being a soldier. "I signed up to risk life and limb to provide you with the food you eat". You see how that sounds? You're a tool for neocons and globalist "liberals". I wouldn't do too much chest thumping. Thanks for securing the petro dollar.
Khazar Talmudic Jews believe this of all they call goyim/gentiles (any non-jew): Jews = biggest racists of all (for which they "jew guilt" you for no less! They're hypocrites known as thieves all thru history or were Argentines in the 1940 under Peron, Spanish inquistion, France (1306), Egypt (despoiled/robbed by jews), Arabs (pre & post 1948), England (1330 Edward longshanks), Romans under titus, Russia pogroms and Germany who got rid of them from their nations nazi german's too? No. Driven into DESERTS ages ago! Don't wonder why after all those exilings above.
Should anyone doubt any of this see Jacob Javits' crony Rosenthal spill the beans on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4zMVZ8HnFI/ where he called all Christianity fools for helping Israel and the biggest scam of all time per their beliefs below from their Talmud.
This is the province of the synagogue of Satan (Pharisees whom Jesus Christ himself kicked to the curb out of the temple & they killed him for it. Jeremiah did the same to them also + the Essenes could not stand them either breaking away from the pharisee corruption):
Mark Zuckerberg stole the Winklevoss twins' code for Fakebook (figures as he is a thieving low jew too).
Maria Abramovic satanist spirit cooker pal of Hillary Clinton the Voodoo queen is a jew https://www.google.com/search?...
Like Hillary Clinton's mentor Saul Alinsky author of rules for radicals book dedicated to Lucifer
"Most Jews do not like to admit it, but our god is Lucifer Â- so I wasnÂ't lying Â- and we are his chosen people. Lucifer is very much aliveÂ" Harold Rosenthal http://www.thetruthseeker.co.u...
Jewish rabbi openly admits to satan worship use white children's blood they kill for passover bread, infiltrating and subverting the catholic church, creating the Jesuit order https://www.youtube.com/watch?... and https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Barbara Spectre, a jew, tells everyone it's jews orchestrating the muslim migrant problem in Europe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFE0qAiofMQ/ . No migrant raping of women in Poland. Tons in Sweden. Do the math. Use common-sense. This is to get muslims and other goyim/gentiles to wipe one another out as incompatible cultures that will clash and always have.
Rabbi A. Finkelstein ADMITS their greatest enemies are ARABS and WHITES (blacks too) whom they wish to kill one another in a 'theater of war' which they find AMUSING https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Finkelstein also admits JEWS DID 9/11 (perpetrated by the Mossad & Bebe Netanyahu of ISRAEL) https://www.youtube.com/watch?... profiting by it (and that 3,000 jews employed there did not show up for work that day knowing about it beforehand).
Finkelstein also admits JEWS are going to destroy the U.S. Dollar and dumping it for other world currencies and gold to destroy the United States.
George Soros who funds groups to create division in the USA?? A jew. One who sold his own jew people into death for the nazis.
Zucker now FIRED @ CNN is another frying publicly for lying about "russians" and John Bonifield a producer @ CNN said it is bs. Van Jones did also.
Bernie Madoff (who made off with everyone's money, especially construction union pensions) shows the thieving nature of the JUDEN!
Eric Schmidt had to step down @ JEWgle (a jew).
Adam Schiff (gosh s
Who did it 1st: China or me? I did - dates are my proof http://theregister.co.uk/2017/... w/ the FACT China rampantly STEALS U.S. Intellectual properties & military secrets!
* See subject: NOBODY TRUSTS YOU as you STALK ME by UNIDENTIFIABLE anonymous - real "trustworthy" you are, lol (not)!
When you've done BETTER than I have in a ware that protects & speeds folks up online?
THEN, they might (you never will though & you KNOW it JEALOUS "Lil' Jowie").
Arstechnica = losers who stalked me (as you do now anonymously unidentifiably) to NTCompatible.com & Windows IT Pro magazine forums to their public dismay in Jeremy Reimer & Jay Little + Jarrett DeAngelis (who posts here on /. until I drove his ass off too) when their websites were REMOVED by their hosting providers in Shaw Canada & CrystalTech (for both email harassing me caught on a tracking ticket + stalking me & posting lies about me on them AFTER I destroyed them both PUBLICLY @ Windows IT Pro on Exchange Servers memory being freed UNHALTING them (which tells you Exchange is HEAVILY POINTER ORIENTED linked list driven, which leads to memory fragmentation that CAN halt a serverware)).
Jay Little the "self-proclaimed 'EXCHANGE EXPERT'" HAD TO CONCEDE IT from MICROSOFT'S OWN DOCUMENTATION proving it FOR me there (where they as usual stalked me AS YOU ARE NOW)
Thor SCHMUCK?
Ask him WHY his false accusation of an old ware of mine was 1st taken down to NO threat & CA sold off the SHITTY antivir he sold (as a paid pawn of theirs) & they are GONE, done. dead... lol!
Lookup "CA Accounting Scandal" on Google - scumbags & THEIR BIRDS OF A FEATHER just go down vs. me everytime!
APK
P.S.=> TONS of Security experts KNOW blacklists work (no questions asked) & 3 things show I do it right:
1st = User praise my hosts engine https://tech.slashdot.org/comm... (so much for ME being "detested" but I'm not here to win a popularity contest - just here to WIN so everyone does).
2nd "ATTACKS" I GET (from UNIDENTIFIABLE ac as Elon Musk got https://tech.slashdot.org/stor... )
3rd BEING IMITATED = "Imitation = sincerest form of flattery" https://linux.slashdot.org/com... JUST LIKE CHINA DID ME TOO... apk
A farmer has a more dangerous job? Oh please, the only thing that would happen to a farmer would be due to their own negligence. You ever walked by a cow patty and had to wonder if it'll explode or not? You can go to sleep at night and not worry about your roof collapsing on you from a rocket. We need farmers, I appreciate farmers (even though machines do most of the work for you now), but don't ever think picking corn and milking cows is more dangerous than a soldier's job.
In an effort to kill time with Google while clarifying the parent:
USAF = United States Air Force (I knew this one with no Google!)
MOS = Military Occupational Specialty
OJT = On-the-Job Training
CBT = Computer-based Training (Google disagrees though, suggesting Cognitive behavioral therapy so Your Mileage May Vary: YMMV)
PME/NCO = Professional Military Education (PME) / Non-Commissioned Officers
CLEP = College Level Examination Program
mega-cheap = affordable
You can't be ahead of the curve, if you're stuck in a loop.
AFSC = Air Force Specialty Code
You can't be ahead of the curve, if you're stuck in a loop.
See subject & 2 questions he won't answer: 1.) Do hosts stop threats served by hostname (the way threats are done most) by blocking them? Yes. 2.) Do hosts speed you up 2 ways in adblocking (preventing more infection/tracking/slowdown) & via hardcoded favorite sites resolving faster + protecting vs. dns down or redirect poisoned? Yes.
My hosts program's the only 1 that does the latter @ TOP of hosts cached in RAM (for best performance) & only 1 of its kind on Linux/BSD in easy to use flexible configuration GUI form.
(I also did that latter part LONG before the Chinese & 1st http://theregister.co.uk/2017/... )
APK
P.S.-> Have you done work that's that effective doing more for less faster in kernelmode speed (cpu priority) w/ less complexity for exploit + excess overheads vs. solutions KNOWN to be security-issue riddled (like addons (souled-out to NOT work by default OR easily detected & blocked that are BYPASSABLE & EXPLOITABLE), DNS & Antivirus)? No... apk
If that's the standard, then private security should be a lot better held as they are usually the ones looking for explosive devices whenever there's a bomb threat.
Don't forget tech school, ALS, and other training give you college credits that do transfer to many institutions, along with potentially earning you a degree (although not one that applies to much on the outside).
Lol go on and think that.
I hope your kid signs up and has a non-combat PTSD incident on your face in the middle of leave.
Ever see someone try and kill themselves after they've spent months doing nothing important with maximum urgency for months with less sleep each week than some people get every night? Ever seen a grown man start crying because people made fun of him for being too swole literally every hour of every day for months. That's right.. he was too buff. Yeah it hardly makes sense but the guy's brain was fried from other stress.
I've seen it. One time I reported someone for being a suicide risk and was told that he already tried but they got to him in time. Then they told me the name... it was another friend who just happened to try and kill himself at the same time as my other friend.
I'm covered in non-combat scars and injuries. I had a whopping total of about 40 hours of light limited duty across my entire time in the military. I walk with a limp sometimes now, I can't hear so good, I used to cough up wads of paint chips, I have a small bald spot a few inches past my hairline where I received a head injury and it doesn't take much before my wrists stop working. I have also woke up punching and kicking my wife and past girlfriends. I can't sleep without a fire extinguisher in my house. I get no disability for any of this and at my exit exam the doctor refused to record all the dust and fumes I'd been exposed to because "Smoking is really the worst thing for you"
That was 4 years. I met up with some guys who stayed in and they're even worse.
There are women in the military and even if there wasn't it wouldn't be discriminatory. Veterans are however a protected group so if you avoid hiring them you can get in trouble.
Recent discharges are the easiest people to manage if you know how. They'll do literally anything you ask, quickly, and they'll do the best job they know how to do. Then if you don't stop them they'll ask their co-workers if they need help with anything.
They won't like anyone who complains, they'll treat tattling as a personal insult and will hold a grudge against anyone they see doing it even if they're 3rd party to the event.
First job out of the military I closed half the ticket queue by myself consistently from the first week onward for over a year. I asked my co-workers what they needed help on and they proceeded to dump all their least favorite tasks on me. Given that the laziest people were also the least technical this was career suicide but nobody stopped me. Maybe 2nd week on the job and my co-workers are fucking me and my boss is letting it happen. I can't remember how exactly all of these duties became permanent but it was blessed by the boss and I technically kept these duties until the day I quit.
Also some of my co-workers seemed threatened by steady crushing everyone's numbers from day 1 and started snitching to the boss any time I made some mistake. For reasons I don't understand he took action anytime an employee ran to him for anything no matter how trivial. Maybe he was insecure and felt like he needed spies. I remember he prided himself on praising in public and punishing in private but always made a big show of calling you into a conference room. I was counseled once for saying that at least we weren't making minimum wage like some of the other places in town.
I later learned that one of his pet stool pigeons was having trouble managing her debt load. Maybe she'd been lying to herself that she was struggling because life's not fair and not because she had comfortably sat in an entry level technical position for 20 years without learning anything new and then proceeded to take out loans she didn't understand.
Me also being an idiot would just nod and promise it will never happen again, I would take care of it, understood. These chats got more and more aggressive and eventually he blew up at me for "never apologizing" and that's when I realized he was a soft spoken psychopath who really enjoyed this part of his job. I thought long and hard about the workplace and started feeding outrageous stories into the office rumor mill and received exactly the responses I expected. I passed different stories to different workers and pretty soon it was evident that the snitches were the 2 laziest and least likable assholes in the office plus one lady who was just generally a gossiper but would at least not tell the boss.
I was constantly getting helpdesk escalations in addition to operations tickets and was so fucking busy. My boss made a big deal about filing tickets for everything. He said he needed it to prove how busy we were so we could hire more people. I then heard the little shit actually talking about numbers to his management. He was bragging about how because of him we were able to manage such a high ticket volume with so few people.
In response to his asshole behavior I saved a lot of money and let it be known around the office I could live off savings for more than a year. Then I stopped filing all tickets, I helped people but there was never any record of it. He started getting really pissy and I told him I didn't like filling out the tickets and in the time I've worked there I've complained about the number of meaningless mandatory fields and steps to close one but nobody has even come close to explaining what they're for. So now he knows he can't punish me by firing me, I won't care and I'll get unemployment to boot, plus he knows I'll leave a massive workload of unfun work, technical tickets and operations work but he has no idea how big that hole is.
I let him watch me plan for college, let him see me roll my eyes at his crap and then I tell him I'm quitting in about 3 months... and quit a week later. He talks about references and
Sorry your job is not more dangerous, I'll bet I can think of jobs less glamorous than even farmer that are harder and more dangerous. How often do you ask about old friends and hear "uhm oh yeah he died you wouldn't believe it" please tell me how many of your friends have died on the job.
The military takes operational risks that would be deemed unacceptable in any normal business.
Because they are generally terrible-quality training, teaching you the bare minimum (or less) to do your military job without making you useful to civilian companies.
There will always be wars and the U.S. will always be a part of them. By staying on the offensive, we keep others on the defensive, thus preserving our way of life.
There are two ways to get soldiers: volunteering or conscription. Remember the draft? World War I and II, Korea, Vietnam: do you want to be involuntarily taken from your life and sent somewhere to kill or be killed?
At the very least, try to appreciate that those who serve make it so you don't have to. Not everybody is mentally and physically prepared for the trauma of battle. Be glad that there are those who do so that you never will.
FYI, I served so my younger brothers wouldn't have to. And I was damn good.
Like having a coast guard or national guard to help out during natural disasters?
Do you enjoy having goods shipped from overseas with very little risk of loss due to piracy?
Do you like having the streets free of foreign military invaders?
These are some of those benefits you missed...
When working on your farm, can your boss tell you to leave your family behind and relocate to a foreign country for a few years? Can he throw you in jail if you refuse?
What constitutionally-protected civil rights did you voluntarily give up to work your farm?