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Career Development Board (CDB) (2015 Poll)  

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  1. 1. Have CDBs been useful to you while going up for Chief?

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    • No
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    • Have not attended one yet
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Everybody keep plugging along!!! This site deserves some credit for my recent advancement. Thanks Tony you have a diamond here. Prepare yourselves for the pt portion of phase 2, is the advice I have.

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You got a ticket to the show, after that the exam score doesn't matter.  Good job.

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Best of luck to all SBE FCPOs. To those who did not make board keep leading and hopefully a better result next year. To all if you have any questions please ask there are many Chiefs on this forum tha

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Got it at my command 9 selected

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MIW did you get it?

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I got the "H". I have no idea what the discrepancy is....

Is your PRIMS or security clearance good to go? Most "H"s end up being S. You may just need to update a particular record. Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

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For those that got "S" or "H", did your command notify you, or were you able to obtain that info elsewhere?

Only triad has access to results today. Full results should hit the streets tomorrow.

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Is your PRIMS or security clearance good to go? Most "H"s end up being S. You may just need to update a particular record. Let us know how it turns out. Good luck.

PRIMS is good to go and I still have a year left on my security clearance.  Hopefully it works out.  Thanks!

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A hearty congrats to all those selected. REMEMBER: It is a position of leadership earned, not given. For those whom did not get selected this year, as frustrating as it can be, keep the full court press on. I too have seen some of my buddies make Chief, Senior Chief, and sometimes even Master Chief all first time up. I understand your frustration, but whaddya gonna do, give up? giving up is not an option. Take a day to reflect, then get your head back in the game, we need you.

 

"In order to realize the worth of the Anchor, we need to feel the stress of the storm"....

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MIW did you get it?

I got the no go

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Another N for me this year.  Congrats to all who got selected. See y'all again next year

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PRIMS is good to go and I still have a year left on my security clearance.  Hopefully it works out.  Thanks!

Good luck old timer. I know this has been a long journey. I really hope that H changes to S.

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Congratulations to everyone who received the coveted "S"!!!  Got the "N" on my end, gonna have to charge harder next year...this was my first time up so no disappointment, just glad the wait is over.

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I got the "S", thank all of you for the advice and knowledge I learned from this forum.

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:5252: Here's to another year of being a HM1.  Congrats to all those where selected!!!!!  Look forward to seeing you on the forum next cycle.

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So incredibly happy. My dear husband made it. Congratulations to everyone that got that S and for those that did not..keep your chin up and continue working towards your goals.

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So incredibly happy. My dear husband made it. Congratulations to everyone that got that S and for those that did not..keep your chin up and continue working towards your goals.

is he the YN type?

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Got the call. I'm of 3 on my boat. Congrats to the others selected and keep charging to those that barely missed.

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Did any of your profile sheets change or were you notified of the S or H?

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Any AFRICOM or EUCOM Selects out there tonight?  I just got the word from DC I received an S and need want to know when/where to be in the morning.

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Sorry if I did not say it before...congratulations to the ones that got selected! I have just been caught up on the fact that I was at %30 percent for OS and I did not make it! Couple that with the fact that i had to see one of the best first classes that i know set his retirement date because he did not get selected! I am not asking for apathy or anything like that, but I can not say things like "don't give up!" and "you'll get it next year" to a good friend. I think that it had not sunk into me before that people's careers are ended just as much as they are excelled because of these boards!

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Any AFRICOM or EUCOM Selects out there tonight?  I just got the word from DC I received an S and need want to know when/where to be in the morning.

in Naples? 

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Just to follow up, I was selected. ITSC(SEL) reporting!

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what are some common things they hold for and what happens if the H goes to an S do I just jump in or what

 

You still have the H?

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This is the first time since being SBE that I have not had a member of the COC contact me with the results.  I know I didn't make it, because I saw the select list, but, it would have been nice to have "anyone" in the chain of command call me... That is kind of rough.  I am a recruiter and at a distance from my command, but still, doesn't seem right.

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