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181 Infantry Brigade (Us Army) Work Values

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Daily Duties at 181 Infantry Brigade (Us Army):

5 soldiers and civilians directly and 22 soldiers indirectly reporting. Provided unit commanders at the brigade level with accurate and timely status reports as chief signal adviser on communications assets with a total combined value at over $2.5 million. Supervised the daily operations of a Situational Training Exercise Team, responsible for training, developing and leading 24 trainers, and managing equipment valued at over $1.5 million. Facilitated and coordinated training for over 15,000 Soldiers, Sailors, and Airmen going into combat zones. Coordinated with various agencies to ensure the information and radio systems used by units mobilizing through Fort McCoy effectively enabled training.


What they like about 181 Infantry Brigade (Us Army):

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Information about 181 Infantry Brigade (Us Army)


Company Rank: Not Available

Average length of employment : 5 years

Average salary of employees: $70,000

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Climbers who worked at 181 Infantry Brigade (Us Army) had these interests:

Books
Scaling Up / How a Few Companies Make It... and Why the Rest Don't A book by Verne Harnish that discusses the Rockefeller Habits in relation to how companies can effectively manage growth and expansion.
How to Win Friends and Influence People This timeless book by Dale Carnegie has shaped the my ability to effectively interact and lead people in more ways than I could describe here.
The Art of War Sun Tzu's Art of War has helped instill the concept of planning, preparation, and effective leadership in almost every facet of my career development.


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