Officer/Enlisted Relationship in the Pipeline
February 20, 2020
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as posted by the channelIn any job, one of the hardest dynamics to navigate is that of supervisor and subordinate. In the military, the Officer/Enlisted relationship can be really tough to deal with- and in Air Force Special Warfare career fields, it's even harder. You will literally share blood, sweat, and tears with your team, right next to your boss. So how can you set yourself up for success? This week in the ream room we cover tons of topics, to include how badly Trent dislikes people with a little extra fluff on their nasty bodies. Welcome back to the Team Room here with the OnesReady team!!!
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