RTC Leadership rolls

[greenh0rn]

Originally Posted by Haasino

Maintain military bearing at all times... don't talk... follow instructions. That's about all you can do. The rest is up to your RDC's.

What if you don't want to?

edit: to have a leadership role i mean, haha

[Haasino]

Originally Posted by greenh0rn

What if you don't want to?

edit: to have a leadership role i mean, haha

Same advice... and then accept what comes of it.

[mike]

Originally Posted by greenh0rn

What if you don't want to?

edit: to have a leadership role i mean, haha

That's what I was wondering too since I'm going in as E3. I think the key is that the odds are in your favor of not getting it, but it wouldn't be the end of the world if I had to do it. If an RDC asks if I would like a leadership position would it be bad to say no (give it to the E1 recruits)?

[LT Guppy]

If they ask they are really telling you.

[BubbaGumps64]

Originally Posted by mike

That's what I was wondering too since I'm going in as E3. I think the key is that the odds are in your favor of not getting it, but it wouldn't be the end of the world if I had to do it. If an RDC asks if I would like a leadership position would it be bad to say no (give it to the E1 recruits)?

They won't ask you if you want to have a leadership role. They will tell you that you are now (insert leadership position). Vouln-told, there's a lot of that going on.

[BubbaGumps64]

Keep in mind that if you are appointed a position it isn't permanent. You can be fired if you aren't doing your job right. We went through a few master at arms (male and female), yeomans, and EPO's when I was in bootcamp.

[Haasino]

Originally Posted by BubbaGumps64

Keep in mind that if you are appointed a position it isn't permanent. You can be fired if you aren't doing your job right. We went through a few master at arms (male and female), yeomans, and EPO's when I was in bootcamp.

My RDC's just "beat" (IT'd) the recruit leaders until they stopped screwing up... nobody in my division was ever fired.