Immigrant Officer Research Paper

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I am exceptionally qualified and have the leadership, management, and technical skills needed to become a Warrant Officer. Being a Warrant Officer is about being a self-confident and dependable leader. With the time I have spent in the army and as an NCO, I have learned all these qualities and more throughout my career and I'm ready to take those skills to the next level. Being a Warrant is becoming a subject matter expert in the field that is chosen, I have worked in several other fields outside of my MOS and in each I have learned and succeeded in becoming competent in those areas in which being a Warrant Officer is very important. I have the ability to manage decisions under pressure to successfully carry out the task and bring the mission

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