I know you guys can't make generalizations or assumptions about anything in the recruiting process, since each case/recruit/recruiter is different, however, an opinion is what I seek.
I'm in the final stage of the recruitment process, and the member who reviewed my BGI says I may lack some core competencies. Everything else , I did excellent in. They said that all references checked out, but one was a little old, one was the mother of an old friend of mine and some I haven't had an extreme amount of contact with in the last year or two, since I was living away. The recruiting NCO will review my file this week or the next and make a decision.
They say not to put your life on hold for the recruitment process, but last fall, they got authorization to cut my lasik wait time to 3 months and gave me the date of November 5th as a possible depot date, if my BGI got back in time. About 3 months later and I'm still eager to hear some news. Just wondering if any of you think it could pose a problem. I'd hate to get terminated after these past few years, numerous expenses, time, energy and effort devoted to the process.
I'm in the final stage of the recruitment process, and the member who reviewed my BGI says I may lack some core competencies. Everything else , I did excellent in. They said that all references checked out, but one was a little old, one was the mother of an old friend of mine and some I haven't had an extreme amount of contact with in the last year or two, since I was living away. The recruiting NCO will review my file this week or the next and make a decision.
They say not to put your life on hold for the recruitment process, but last fall, they got authorization to cut my lasik wait time to 3 months and gave me the date of November 5th as a possible depot date, if my BGI got back in time. About 3 months later and I'm still eager to hear some news. Just wondering if any of you think it could pose a problem. I'd hate to get terminated after these past few years, numerous expenses, time, energy and effort devoted to the process.