Air Force Bodybuilding-Friendly Jobs Pt.3

[goloco]

I want to start my active duty enlistment asap. There’s a good possibility that in November, that I could take a “services” spot instead of my original “knowledge operations” job (leave in January). This got me thinking with services, Id assume it’s a lot more face-to-face people orientated, rather than maybe just sitting in front of a computer all day. It seems from my experience and from reading in an article from Dr Jonny Bowden, TYPICALLY jobs that require you to interact with people significantly result in more positivity/happiness in your life. From what I was told from a recruiter you get cycled every 3 or 4 months to work at a hotel, gym and kitchen (or volunteer to be assigned with mortuary affairs). I figure working at my second home (the gym) would be great, working at a kitchen I get some extra food, I’m not too sure about the perks working at a hotel.
Once I’m in and nearing the option to get re-trained (I think that’s the term for job switching), I’d want to switch to a job like contracting or firefighting anyway. I’m trying to make the best out of what’s available to me for my initial job assignment into the Air Force.

 

[flipper2012]

Services is the worst job in the air force. Im in the Army and I know that

 

[goloco]

Its kinda of a mindfuck man. Im getting mixed reviews about the services job, but I figure posting on this website, I'd get more accurate answers from people who share the same preferred hardcore-fitness lifestyle as me

 

[Stump]

Services? Not the best job nor the worst. As you mentioned you do rotate around in different sections of your squadron and the gym being the best one, handing out towels and basketballs ain't to bad. Now for retraining that will happen at your 3 yr mark when you turn SrA and that will only happen if your AFSC is at manning and will allow you to retrain, if you are undermanned then you can forget retraining. Good luck.