FloridaDad
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I'm really starting to feel it man. Once that at board list drops I'm going to be frantically looking for my name and raging if I don't find it haha
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31OCT22 SNA/SNFO BOARD
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dxfan06
Hopeful SNA-Dreadful Runner
how do you get your hands on the board list?
Might be lucky and someone posts it. Or your recruiter tells you your on the list
I just need to hear my package was processed and I’m cool. I think the list will drop the week before
cjwinton01
SNA Pro-Rec Y
I was told by my recruiter that my package got pushed to NRC for the 31OCT22 board in September before the deadline without any issues. Does that mean anything for the at board list?
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Deleted member 88965
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Given the recent uncertainty of wait time for flight school are people applying for actual career jobs, then quitting when they are able to actually ship? Seems like a requirement if time to ship can be 1-2 years, but I would like to avoid burning bridges in industry.
elariosa95
SNA (A-Pool)
I more or less did this.
The way I see it, it’s not really “burning bridges” if the federal govt selects you for service and you choose to go that route rather than stick with an industry job.
I'd ALWAYS recommend having a back up plan. Work in your career field whatever that may be and keep this in your back pocket. You don't have to inform your employer of this intention.
You will absolutely not burn bridges and if people are going to hold serving your country while following your dream against you, I would say that's not a bridge worth keeping.
The2ndworst
Active Member
I told my work that I applied, and will be leaving if I get accepted in likely year or so. They were supportive, but then again I’m a teacher and we are very in demand so they’re just glad that Im not quitting sooner.
OptionsDollaraire
Well-Known Member
I mean I agree but don't go like a peacock announcing what you're doing. They are still an employer and blah blah blah USERRA, do you know how hard it would be to prove they fired you because of your desire to join the military? Keep cards close until you get selected imo, even then you don't have an obligation to tell anyone until 2 weeks before you ship.
villo0692
Well-Known Member
He’s right. I didn’t say anything until I had orders in hand. Then I did all the paperwork to take military leave, and now, over a year has gone by and I’m technically speaking still employed by them, while waiting to class up in Pcola
Ghost32123
WannabeSNA
Spoke to my recruiter today for a while regarding re-applying to OCS again, apparently the people whom were supposed to go in January are being offered to redes or wait a heck of a lot longer. Hopefully it "rubberbands" and they need pilots towards the end of next year. Has anyone heard much information other than hurry up and wait?