Warrant Officer Junior Grade, WOJG
(Pronounced WOJ), (WO1)
Jobs to be Performed
Studying.
Sweeping.
Mopping.
Emptying Trash.
Dusting Plaques.
Learning to Fly.
Becoming an integrated
member of the unit.
Learning to be a good
Warrant.
Mentoring young Enlisted
Soldiers.
Best Said
Team Player
Good Sport
Completes the Task
Knows his Stuff
Good Stick (Aviation)
Excellent Planner
I'd go to Combat with..
Worst Said
Whiner.
Can't complete anything.
Doesn't know dick.
Up the (LT or CDR)'s Butt
If I went to war with....
I'd shoot him/her myself.
Never be a smartass or look down on peers or subordinates. Try to mentor everyone. You will run into people who are just total idiots, but there is nothing you can do about it. If it is in your chain of command, the best thing you can do is make them stick to a counseling schedule. Make them do an initial and monthly or quarterly counseling session to let you know how you are doing based on their idea of your job performance. Keep copies of the statements. Never, ever sign your OER without having someone else look it over.
You are not there to order around senior enlisted soldiers. They are mentors to you, even if that is where you came from. Remember, the NCO is the Backbone of the army (If they are proficient). Warrant's can not do it all by themselves.
Keep
your Ducks in a Row
Now is the time to set
yourself up for Success. Keep your nose to the grindstone and learn
everything you can from anyone.
Don't Be Gullible
More than one career has
been destroyed by not keeping your guard up. Watch your back,
others
are!
Mentors
Around the
World
Never forget. There
are Warrants on every
post and most are
more than willing to
help a fellow Warrant.