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United States Air Force

Law - Other Government

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Headquarters: Washington, DC
50 offices (Company stats)


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SURVEY SAYS


The “relaxed” side of the service

One Air Force respondent says that the culture “includes military, government, civilian and contractors.”  The source adds that there are “two types of contractors—those working as government assistants, and those working to deliver something to the government.”



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Outsmart the Competition


No other organization can promise you the ability to get ahead and stay ahead in life. As an Air Force member, you will be on the cutting edge of technology and emerging fields such as Cyberspace and Aerospace. The United States Air Force will train you to be an expert in your specific field and ensure that you will always be a step ahead of your competition.

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Flying high

The vast majority of Air Force employees remain on the ground: less than 5 percent of people in the Air Force work as pilots.  The Air Force recruiting site, http://www.airforce.com/opportunities/enlisted/careers/, describes the available positions within each Air Force department, including information about enlisting and entering officer training.  The four basic jobs at the Air Force are mechanical careers, administrative careers, general careers and electronic careers.  All candidates must meet certain physical requirements.
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My time working at a law firm really hasn't convinced me that most of what lawyers do, especially at the more junior levels, really requires much intellectual creativity at all. So, the first part of my question is: how fair do you think this assessment is?This first question is really a subsidiary to the larger question I'm mulling over: should I go to law school?
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