Working at U.S. Navy

$79k / year

$3k

3.6

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Ratings for U.S. Navy

What is it like working at U.S. Navy?

Terrible.

Information Technology (IT) Manager in San Antonio:

Pros: Nothing, its a [palce of harted and depression all around.

Cons: Being away for months, chain of command "caring" about us

Clinical Informatics Manager in Stafford:

Pros: What I like most about the US Navy is the life experience and the opportunity to travel the world.

Cons: What I like least about the US Navy is that I am away from my family alot.

Very stressful but very rewarding. My job directly relates to protection of national security.

Electronics Technician in Columbus:

Pros: It is unique and rewards no. Only a select few can do what I have done.

Cons: It is extremely difficult to balance with a work schedule

Good.

Navy Admiral, Surface Vessels in New York:

Pros: provides cost-effective health care, offers travel opportunities and provides sufficient financial support for families of members

Cons: places lives at risk and requires a lot of time to be spent at sea,

It can be stressful at times, but rewarding at the same time.

Systems Administrator in Boston:

Pros: Administrating Switches and Routers

Cons: Being Active Duty Military

Data analyst military.

Database Administrator (DBA) in Oak Harbor:

Pros: The fulfillment of being a part of something bigger than myself. Helping people better themselves and others.

Cons: How quickly turn their backs on you when you are going through things that they don’t want to deal with. They cut ties real quick.

Under appreciated and ignored.

Logistics Management Specialist in Harrisburg:

Pros: Federal health insurance

Cons: The fraud waste and abuse that goes on at the G-15 level and above.