gtownjake
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I think I’ve seen people have this issue and they just get bumped to the next class in line.If you get selected and are given a date that is too soon to when you were expecting, can you request a later date? Just curious
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I think I’ve seen people have this issue and they just get bumped to the next class in line.If you get selected and are given a date that is too soon to when you were expecting, can you request a later date? Just curious
Would they let you know the next class or just automatically bump you if you mention it?I think I’ve seen people have this issue and they just get bumped to the next class
Not entirely sure, that’s a question for someone who has done it or an OR.Would they let you know the next class or just automatically bump you if you mention it?
It's important to remember that just because you work with someone and may be friendly with them, that nobody likes to see others succeed beyond them. The person you're referring to probably doesn't even realize that they're undercutting you or alienating you from your work center, they're just trying to characterize you in such a way as to not feel like they need to compete with you to not feel bad that you're doing something with your career and they aren't. You can either ignore those people or address them by either telling them they don't need to treat you like that or getting them thinking about making career moves themselves. I've seen the exact problem you're describing with some of my junior guys before, and, like you said, it comes from a place of jealousy - they are projecting their feelings of inadequacy onto you. My only disagreement is that people either say destructive things because they are comfortable saying them or they don't know they're doing it, and the person who wants them to stop has to do the uncomfortable, unpopular thing to address them and so usually that behavior goes unchecked and we just tell ourselves that it is what it is.Coming from someone that has been in for 3 years. It’s going to happen all the time. You aren’t around people from the same town as you anymore. Instead it’s people from all over the world, with different goals, attitudes, etc. I currently work with an individual that seems to have it out for me and in some way always makes the comment that “oh he’s going to be an officer” or things along that nature. It’s obviously negative and comes off slightly jealous at times. If you easily get offended or your feelings get hurt, take this time to work on that because it’s just how it goes.
If you're AD, they treat OCS administratively similar to going to a C school, so you'll work with your CoC on that one, but the timing of the boards and the primary schools is such that you're usually not shipping out within a week, so like Jacob said or maybe your NCC.Would they let you know the next class or just automatically bump you if you mention it?
Bruh that comment is from Wednesday. Get unsalty and have a great weekend
LMFAO that was very tongue in cheek comment to what was clearly not a very serious question...Not too heap on here and sorry if I'm mischaracterizing what you said, but if you want to enter the aviation community and succeed, part of your fitrep will be based on your interactions with your peers and subordinates, so it may be worth it to start trying to make impactful, constructive contributions through your interactions.
I also found that interesting. Is there just a lot of people not applying or are they staying hidden or don’t know about the spreadsheet. Keeps you on the edge of your seat.Although nothing is set in stone yet, it’s interesting to see that the excel sheet hasn’t grown too much.
Only 41 Excel applicants compared to over 70 on the other boards (109 in October). Definitely a smaller pool, so I’ll be anxious to see how it plays out.
Lol I think the same thing everyday. Could be a few stragglers that get their info on in the coming weeks but I highly doubt we break 50 people before the board.I also found that interesting. Is there just a lot of people not applying or are they staying hidden or don’t know about the spreadsheet. Keeps you on the edge of your seat.
For me MEPS was backed up so I missed the deadline and have to wait for the July board. It's possible I'm not the only one affected ?I also found that interesting. Is there just a lot of people not applying or are they staying hidden or don’t know about the spreadsheet. Keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Just hoping to secure one of those NFO spots since the spreadsheet shows a lot of applicants are interested in Pilot. Hoping the others not on the sheet bring that same energy. LolLol I think the same thing everyday. Could be a few stragglers that get their info on in the coming weeks but I highly doubt we break 50 people before the board.
I’m just wondering if it’s proportional to the amount of people NOT on the sheet in comparison to other boards…
I wouldn’t stress too much. If you have a decent packet you are likely to get picked up. Low lower selection rates have affected SNAs a lot more than SNFOs. From what I’ve being hearing from people who’ve just gone through primary, the Navy is pushing SNFOs through the pipeline much quicker than SNAs.Just hoping to secure one of those NFO spots since the spreadsheet shows a lot of applicants are interested in Pilot. Hoping the others not on the sheet bring that same energy. Lol
I thought you were on this board?July board
Nope. I put my scores in the spreadsheet because there wasn’t a July page up yet. I’m in an interesting situation at the moment. My recuiter is certain they aren’t taking SNA applicants for the foreseeable future and won’t submit my packet. Obviously, a lot of people in this thread have heard otherwise. I’m not sure how to proceed other than pushing my recuiter to get my packet submitted for the July board.I thought you were on this board?