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Compare And Contrast The Air Force Development Plan

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TIG: 6 months
TIS: 11 months
A1C Lee, the purpose of our meeting is this afternoon to create a deliberate development plan with you. What we are going to discuss are some issues I have thought about carefully that I believe will develop you in your career as an Airman of the United States Air Force and help you grow. This discussion is going to be in two parts.
In the first part, we are going to discuss your Current Training Status, your Most Probable Preferred Role, your Cognitive Preference Behaviors/Indicators, and your Goals and Aspirations. Once we are done with that we will discuss the second part that will be your Additional Duty, Special Duty Assignment, Training, and Education.
Current Training Status
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Having goals will motivate you by increasing your persistence and persuades you to strategize ways to best achieve the objective or develop action plans to meet your target. During your initial feedback, you stated you wanted to get your bachelor’s degree because you aspire to become an officer in the Air Force. I believe you can do this with determination and hard work. I encourage you to stay out of trouble and visit the education center. They will provide you with all information you need regarding getting your bachelor’s degree and being commissioned as an …show more content…

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