Matt B
Royal Marines Commando
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- Apr 18, 2008
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Does it reflect badly if I do not go through the application process at the speed they try to take it?
For example, the day I first went into the AFCO for my 'informal', I left with the application form having been told to have it back in a week. I wasn't too happy about this as I wanted to ensure the form could be filled out perfectly and I didn't *text deleted* feel rushed into the whole thing, I *text deleted* feel comfortable that everything is my decision and not that I'm being pushed.
If I turn down fitness test dates, PRMC dates etc, because I feel I want more time, would it look bad? and would it be noted. My form is going in the post today, but it will be there about 10 days later than the 7 days they said it should be back with them.
Any thoughts guys? I want more than anything to be a RM, but I don't *text deleted* feel pushed through the process. Does that make sense!?
For example, the day I first went into the AFCO for my 'informal', I left with the application form having been told to have it back in a week. I wasn't too happy about this as I wanted to ensure the form could be filled out perfectly and I didn't *text deleted* feel rushed into the whole thing, I *text deleted* feel comfortable that everything is my decision and not that I'm being pushed.
If I turn down fitness test dates, PRMC dates etc, because I feel I want more time, would it look bad? and would it be noted. My form is going in the post today, but it will be there about 10 days later than the 7 days they said it should be back with them.
Any thoughts guys? I want more than anything to be a RM, but I don't *text deleted* feel pushed through the process. Does that make sense!?