STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY
Since the first days of the Hellenic Navy, deck officers have come from the Hellenic Naval Academy (HNA). Currently, all the deck officers, after graduation from the HNA, follow a direct but simple course of advancement. At each rank deck officers must successfully fulfill certain career assignments...
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ndltd-nps.edu-oai-calhoun.nps.edu-10945-329012015-05-06T03:58:47Z STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY Simagias, Evangelos Eitelberg, Mark J. Seagren, Chad W. Graduate School of Business & Public Policy (GSBPP) Since the first days of the Hellenic Navy, deck officers have come from the Hellenic Naval Academy (HNA). Currently, all the deck officers, after graduation from the HNA, follow a direct but simple course of advancement. At each rank deck officers must successfully fulfill certain career assignments (known as milestones) to continue on their career path in the HN. The present research seeks to determine if a second career path could be created to operate in tandem with the existing one. By introducing a second, parallel path, the HN would have greater flexibility in how it uses its deck officers. Additionally, a second career path might benefit officers who have special skills, allowing them to progress through the ranks based on different criteria, such as technical expertise. The net result could help to lower the Navys operating costs during a time of economic uncertainty in Greece. 2013-05-08T20:42:43Z 2013-05-08T20:42:43Z 2013-03 http://hdl.handle.net/10945/32901 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School |
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Since the first days of the Hellenic Navy, deck officers have come from the Hellenic Naval Academy (HNA). Currently, all the deck officers, after graduation from the HNA, follow a direct but simple course of advancement. At each rank deck officers must successfully fulfill certain career assignments (known as milestones) to continue on their career path in the HN. The present research seeks to determine if a second career path could be created to operate in tandem with the existing one. By introducing a second, parallel path, the HN would have greater flexibility in how it uses its deck officers. Additionally, a second career path might benefit officers who have special skills, allowing them to progress through the ranks based on different criteria, such as technical expertise. The net result could help to lower the Navys operating costs during a time of economic uncertainty in Greece. |
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STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY |
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STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY |
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STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY |
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STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY |
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STUDY OF AN ALTERNATIVE CAREER PATH FOR DECK OFFICERS IN THE HELLENIC NAVY |
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study of an alternative career path for deck officers in the hellenic navy |
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Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School |
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2013 |
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