Army Leadership: Recruitment, Training, Operations Report

This report analyzes Army leadership, focusing on the experiences and aspirations of an army recruiter. It details the individual's career progression, from initial enlistment to current responsibilities, including applicant eligibility, application preparation, and guidance on enlistment programs. The report highlights the development of leadership skills through diverse interactions and challenging situations, emphasizing the importance of these skills for effective operations. The author expresses a desire to serve the nation at a higher level, aiming to utilize leadership skills for transforming army operations and contributing to the well-being of fellow citizens. The report underscores the significance of leadership training and the desire to serve the country in the best possible way.

Running head: SOCIOLOGY
SOCIOLOGY
Name of the Student
Name of the University
Author Note

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At present, I have been posted as a non-commissioned officer in the Army since my entry
against the date 22nd September 2010. A 27-year-old, I had graduated from my school in the
year 2009. I had a specialization in the petroleum supply; however, I have been serving at the
post for a detailed army recruiter.
I am currently posted in the area of Los Angeles, California. In my career at the Army, I
had served at the various stations including, Wheeler Army Airfield situated in Hawaii and Fort
Steward located at Georgia. I have to undertake a considerable number of responsibilities to
maintain my position as an army recruiter. These are inclusive of determination of applicant
eligibility for the job, preparation of applications enlisted. I am also entrusted with the activity of
guiding applicants on the programs and options enlisted, conducting processes before enlistment
of qualified applicants in the Army. I was also in charge of preparing proper training of
employees and conduction and the enaction of the various awareness programs within the Army.
The present placement of mine has enriched me on acquiring the competency and the
skills required for the recruitment. This has led to my involvement with people from different
spheres of life. It has further helped me in the development of my perseverance during
challenging situations in the workplace. This has helped me understand the role of leadership and
the importance of operations conducted within the Army. I would state that I had been entrusted
with the duty of working with diverse and vast groups of people which required proper skills of
leadership.
Thus, I would like to state that the persuasion of leadership programs has been highly
influential in my decision of applying for the enrolment opportunity at the program for Army
Officers. This would help me fulfil my dream of serving the Army in the best possible manner by
acquiring leadership skills. I want to serve the nation at a higher post in the Army and work in

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more challenging environments. I would like to believe that I represent the change agent that the
country requires for the transformation of the army operations. I want to serve the country as
well as my fellow citizens in the best possible manner.