Virginia Said:

Can you change your job when you get to boot camp?

We Answered:

basically he`s telling the truth, you will take a full battery of tests at boot camp, after wards, you will be assigned a field closest to your request, where ever there is a billet, and requirement to be filled, good luck, dont fight the system, sometimes you make out better than you expected, just go with the flow, there is a reason why things are done in a specific order, be patient.

Kelly Said:

Is it true that once you are in the army you can change your job?

We Answered:

The criteria is as follows: You must be re-classifying from an MOS that is LESS short than the one your Re-Classifying into. The second and most important criteria is that you must have the test scores for it. Even if you are Re-classing to a short MOS you may be more needed in your current MOS. One more thing that comes into play is rank. Be careful because most MOS's won't let you re-class into them if you are SPC promotable or above. Best of luck regardless of what you choose bro! Oh, one more thing, you can re-class into Central Intelligence Division from ANY MOS in the US Army. Thats like the FBI for the Army. You'll have to have some college under your belt but you can get accepted into them after 2 years of active duty.

Milton Said:

How do you change your job in Dragon Quest IX Sentiels Of the Starry Skys?

We Answered:

Okay, there is this tower you gotta get to, to find the abbot, who has eaten a fruit and turned into a monster. ask around the abbey about him, then head off. it is to the east i think. defeat him as a monster, then you can change vocation

Wayne Said:

Are you allowed to change your job choice while you are in basic training?

We Answered:

no all she can do is reclass when she gets to tech school and if she doenst qualify for any other jobs that are offered at that time she will get Entry Level Seperation. She might as well stick with that job its actually an awesome job.

Cindy Said:

How often do you change your job?

We Answered:

I haven't been working for very long but I have changed few jobs. I usually change my job when I fell I am not learning anything new. I am in a initial phase of my career so I think learning is more important than earning. But out of two job changes I would prefer to stay in at least one job for more than two years to project myself as a stable person. Longest job for me was for 29 months.

I think I agree with you that one has to keep changing job to grow exponentially, both in terms of financial reward and job profiles.