Posted on Jun 25, 2014
Is the military losing its best and brightest to the civilian world?
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A couple months ago, CDR Guy "Bus" Snodgrass wrote a 24 page white paper that went viral, noting that upcoming retention in the Navy was going to be a major issue.
I interviewed him for my podcast. If you have a few minutes during your morning drive, please check it out:
http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/2904026
I interviewed him for my podcast. If you have a few minutes during your morning drive, please check it out:
http://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/id/2904026
Navy
Retention
Innovation
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We may lose a lot, but many of them with positive outlooks about their time that will repay the loss in time. also, many of our brightest are not being used to their potential in our ranks, as civilians they are more likely to be better utilized and help our nation even more.
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It's frustrating but true that many vets are better utilized in their civilian employment. How can we better utilize unique talents in our units?
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Yes, once we have military experience, who wants to stay in and get paid half the wages for the same work haha.
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