>> Right now, as a Marine Corps selection officer, in my current job, I love traveling.
I get, it's a nice perk.
My hotel rooms get paid for, and I get a certain amount of money per day for food,
and I get to travel between states, Statesboro, Savannah, Jacksonville, St. Augustine,
and Gainesville, and I do take advantage of proximity to the beach and historic sites
and restaurants, everything else.
So currently serving as an officer selection officer,
one of the difficulties is, again, the travel.
When I go to a certain place, I've got to be very particular about my time management.
I arrive, for example, I arrived in Statesboro on Monday,
and I know that I'm leaving this afternoon, and in between that time, I have to keep myself
as busy as possible in order to complete certain tasks and goals with the people I have here.
Because when I get back to Gainesville, trying to coordinate paperwork
with them is near impossible, even with today's technology.
You can delegate and do as much as you want,
but face-to-face communication processing is the best way to do it.