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J ai adoré mon expérience dans les fac , vraiment dommage que je n ai pas rester longtemps
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Mise en forme, très bon esprit d équipe, bcp possibilité d emploi etc
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Great atmosphere. The people were very friendly and more than helpful when getting answers to questions. Highly recommend the work environment. Would return in a second if offered a contract.
It can be very colleaugial environment.Work is challenging therefore requires educated and knowledgeable individual.Management is very difficult to work with. Very demanding, not interested in help and assistance.
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Collaborative work
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Rarely being heared by management
Great place to learn new skills and build lifelong relationships. Working for the Canadian Armed Forces was one of the best experiences of my life. You participate in tactical army exercises, how do use weapons as well as how to be a part of an effective platoon.
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Excellent life skills
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Can take you away from home
I had no idea what to do with my life, Dad served, gave it a try. I made great lifelong friends, the pay starts low, but is eanough to buy booze and smokes. Great way t see the world, lots of opportunities, if you can stay out of trouble you have unlimited opportunities. It has gotten very PC, very woke, hopefully that will end and go back to being a fun place to work.
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Free food, cheap booze
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no personal life, no work life balance
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As long as you are not lazy or stupid, the work environment for the majority of the time is relaxed and fun. You work shoulder to shoulder with friends every day. Bmq and bmq L are stressful (theyre designed that way) but once youve completed them training falls more into the casual approach until they amp back up later on for leadership courses.
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Lots
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A few
Vous aurez accès a des activités vous ne pourrez faire nullepart ailleurs. Faire des tours d'hélicoptère, avoir des cours et faire de l'escalade, tirer avec des armes automatiques, camping hivernal. Vous allez apprendre a travailler en équipe avec très peu d'heures de semaine (3-5 heures de sommeil parfois par jour.) Vous allez devenir plus travaillant, plus en forme et plus discipliné. Vous allez être fier de réaliser des activités difficiles.Point négatif: trop d'emphase sur le cirage de bottes et les parades plutôt que le combat . Forte chances d'être harcelé psychologiquement par des collègues ou certains supérieurs a un moment ou un autre de sa carrière. Beaucoup de gens immature. Les plus influents dirigent et non pas nécessairement les plus sage et les plus intelligent... Le gros bon sens n'est pas toujours appliqué.
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faire des activités qu'il faut payer d'habitude. Escalade, Tirer armes a feu, hélicoptère, embarquer dans des véhicules lourdes
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peu d'heures de sommeil (3-5h), possibilité d'harcèlement, immaturité
Find a job literally ANYWHERE else. I spent eleven years in this organization before I woke up and realized how poor our working conditions and compensation are (vehicle tech with multiple red seals). Most of the leadership is toxic and will work you into the dirt just to make themselves look good. Don't do it.
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Job security
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Surrounded by less than knowledgeable people who think they know everything, Toxic leadership, Zero accountability.
A great first job, or career. The first 3 years are the hardest, after that you'll have a good idea if this is the right choice for you.During that time you'll be stretched as a person,. After that you'll find where you fit in and how you can contribute to the team. Your profession through the ranks is based on merit, ability, and potential depending on force structure.
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Pay, benefits, vacation time, pension, travel
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Time away from family, shift work
Canadian Forces is an excellent life like no other job. Travel and live in different provinces and countries. Always able to learn more . Constant stimulation of the mind and body depending on career choice. Easy to complete several years with a great pension. Low cost housing for both single and families.
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Always learning new things
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It is not a regular job
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Taking part in activities was fun as a group effort.Learning new skills and working with people who can teach.Helping others in work-related skills to go that extra mile.
Dep of national defense was an ok place to work at . The pay was lower than expected and it was hard to keep up with the bills . There was also a lack of work and it became a game of show up and go hide .. I did not like that
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Lots of activities and family time
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Lots of activities and family tome
Life is an adventure in the CAF. Wear a uniform, lots of training, great friends, great managers, take care of their people. equal rights, hard work, play hard.
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Career progression
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Long wait times for training
Definitely an essential job in this uncertain time we live in! The military offers structure and independence and tools that can be used post military applied to every job.
Good pay, flexible jobs, something different with each posting, your a member of the entire family. With that families also have good and bad points. See the country through posting, see the world through taskings
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Changing job descriptons, meeting and working with new people, job has a purpose
Great place to work for someone who is looking to slow down in lifestyle. Seen a lot of history of war and enjoyed the military mentality. People are laid back and very friendly.
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Set schedules and good people
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Low pay and slow paced
I enjoy the military culture, however as a reservist we are paid poorly, benefits are none existent, other than the dental of witch they make so difficult to make a claim it may as well not exist. We give up so much of our lives for this yet are looked down upon, working sometimes 50 to 60 hr week in civi life and then to show up and work with the army where everything is in a last minute schedule with next to no notice to arrange our civi life. There needs to be insensitives put in place like full benefits and competitive pay. I love the army but ours is underfunded, unorganized and understaffed
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Tactical training
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Poor equipment, bad pay, unorganized, and as a reservist no benefits
It is what it is and it's good at it. It's the military after all. It's fun It's exciting you'll meet thousands of people most you'll like and lots you won't
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camaraderie
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dangerous
My first home unit of HMCS York, people are friendly overall. For my department as a cook, I got little support when I had to lead the kitchen in terms of how to do the admin for functions, how to train staff, lesson plans, etc. as I was fast tracked due to my qualifications outside of the military [exemption from trade school]. It was not a good feeling to come in and not know how to do your job properly as a cook in and out of the military functions different.Current unit of HMCS Star has a more established system in their kitchen where I can learn from my supervisors on what I was lacking in the previous unit. People are very welcoming and are willing to show you around as well. Very positive environment to be in.
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travel for training, yearly increase, training that can be applied to civilian life
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day pay is low when working more than 8 hour shifts, lack of guidance from some supervisors
The military work environment is the best in Canada. If you have what it takes you can go far. You have the opportunity to be posted all over Canada and overseas.
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Considerable job benefits
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Long hours
I did 16 years, 12 in kingston. Time passed fast. Slow promotions. I was refused a posting close to home and not promoted. Overall i do not regret joining and encourage anyone who wants to join. Overall cool experience and I am now a proud veteran back home. Thank you.
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Training, traveling, good pay.
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Slow promotion, and posting was denied.
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