Upon review of the NICE Workforce Framework, I am most interested in the specialty areas of exploitation and systems analysis, systems development, and technology research and development. Based on these interests, I intend to focus my career on systems expertise and exploitation.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The aforementioned specialty areas interest me the most because they involve reviewing large amounts of data and finding small things which could break an entire project. I enjoy this \u201cneedle in a haystack\u201d kind of work. It also creates an environment in which I learn well; entry-level workers may not be expected to know a tremendous amount, allowing me time to identify my own mistakes and processes. Once more experienced, I will have a solid foundation with which to move to design and development.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The areas which appeal the least to me are those which focus on management and leadership. After a decade and a half in the Navy, I am a firm believer in rising from the ranks and that the best leaders have a firm background in the area in which they lead. So focusing on management has no appeal to me. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Upon review of the NICE Workforce Framework, I am most interested in the specialty areas of exploitation and systems analysis, systems development, and technology research and development. Based on these interests, I intend to focus my career on systems expertise and exploitation. The aforementioned specialty areas interest me the most because they involve reviewing large… <\/p>\n