
Out of 26 United States Air Force employee reviews, 42% were positive. The remaining 58% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping United States Air Force improve their work culture.
It seems that the Leadership is a bunch of people who did favors for each other to move up the chain. I have yet met a member of Management who actually works hard. Some Members of Management were associates when I first met them, and even then they did nothing.
Knowing their staff
I do not get the same opportunities as my white coworkers. No recognition no matter how hard I work. It's very discouraging. I would like to be treated fairly, and given the same opportunities given to my co-workers.
I've worked here for over 5 years and I dont think management knows what I actually do. My job isnt very technical, but they seem to not understand some of the most basic stuff I do. Then there are times, after they get yelled at about not doing something, they come to me like they think they know.
The most dangerous but underpaid position in the world.
If I was given more staff. I work in a two person shop, which includes me, with a workload for 5 people.
Management focuses on the hard workers and criticizes them when they dont get one of their thousands of jobs done. Yet, some of the most useless and ignorant associates are staying, getting awards, and getting promoted. All for work you do regularly and more efficiently.
Fair treatment and the favoritism has to stop.
Walmart would not survive in a true Free-Market. Buildings rented to them with tax-payer money.
Boost the camaraderie
Positions are pre-determined and the who system is not fair.
Leveraging technology to all process while measuring effectiveness.
Diversification
Shift from attendance focus to results focus in work expectations.