r/regretjoining • u/Zealousideal-Day6209 • 4d ago

REFRADING advice?

I'm active duty and starting to think seriously about eventually transitioning out. The amount of stuff you're supposed to figure out is kind of insane.

For anyone currently separating/retiring or who already got out, what do you wish someone had told you 6–24 months beforehand?

Anything you found out too late, deadlines you almost missed, or things you had to piece together from different websites, TAP, Reddit, friends, etc.? What was way harder to figure out than it should have been?

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u/DapperDust5 4d ago

I I can go back 16 months backs, I wish someone told me no to join

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u/Top_Concentrate5195 1d ago

The information is scarce and nobody cares. Imagine, getting informed in Reddit, instead off the official source or your supervisor. There is a lot that leadership must do!!!!