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US Navy Human Resources Careers

September 24, 2008 By admin

Working in the US Navy is a career that deals with many different types of careers. One of the main issues is dealing with all of the different personnel, the Navy has their own human resources and personnel specialists that deal with managing all of their own personnel. Dealing with US Navy Servicemembers, and their families allows a person to deal with people, their situations and their problems, and to provide direct intervention and solutions to the various personnel related issues that enlisted people face. The Navy Personnel specialist provides education counseling, brief legal aid and referral, as well as a number of other personnel support and assistance type issues.

The US Navy personnel specialty as your rating you will be involved in; Assisting Sailors with clerical, administrative and family hardships or special issues and problems, issue work orders and inspection requests, maintain and keep up to date a variety of logbooks and written records, and to operate various office related equipment. Navy Personnel specialists give support, advice, and career and education counseling, as well as assisting in organization and management of different administrative type duties. The people that work in US Navy personnel deal with the different lives of the more than 380,000 Sailors, Airmen and Officers, and their families. You will help to make sure the needs of individual Navy enlisted personnel are met, and you will be part of a trained and skilled team assisting individual Navy personnel. If you have excellent people skills and are interested in working in a business office environment this may be the job for you. Enlisted people who are a team players, enjoy detail work, and who are good with different types of paperwork make great Navy Personnel specialists. Training for Enlisted Navy personnel jobs is both formal schooling, and also on the job training.

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Working as a US Navy personnel specialist gives a person a lot of different job skills that are transferable to the private sector and the civilian world after they get out of the Navy. In the United States Navy, people are the priority and the US Navy personnel specialist rating is one that is very people oriented.

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