4 things to PREPARE you for USMC recruiting duty!

Are you about to embark on your journey as a USMC recruiter? Preparing for this challenging and rewarding duty is crucial for success. In this video, we break down four essential tips to ensure you’re ready for the demands of recruiting duty:
1. Save at Least $10k - Discover why having a financial cushion is vital to cover unexpected expenses and maintain stability.
2. Read Sales Books - Learn how mastering sales techniques can significantly enhance your recruiting skills.
3. Practice Public Speaking - Gain insights into why honing your public speaking abilities is a game-changer in recruitment.
4. Get in Shape - Understand the importance of physical fitness and why maintaining it can be challenging during your recruiting tenure.
By following these tips, you’ll be well-prepared to excel in your new role. Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more valuable insights and advice!
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[@Mc007-]

For most single Marines going into recruiting duty one of the major problems is finding a place to stay and being independent. I can remember when I was on recruiting duty in Los Angeles it was hard to find a place and when you found one you didn't have much time to fix the place up because we were working six days a week at times. Recruiting was very demanding in the early 2000s. The most common problems I had In recruiting were applicants who couldn’t pass the ASVAB, they were not citizens or they had felonies. I would do recruiting duty all over again. I had the most good times. 12th Marine Corps Recruiting District.

[@simeon_kurosky]

Love the content! Just subscribed. I’m hitting the streets in a month. Just finished recruiting school, and heading to Texas 💯

[@lamont_cordell]

Thank you!! Texas is a great place to recruit. I’m from there. Please reach out if you need anything.