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CGSC Reflection

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Last 2 months, I have learned a lot of stuff that I was not familiar with. I never learned how to think critically and did not know about elements of thought. I am glad I got an opportunity to attend the Command and General Staff Officer Course because I got to meet a lot of people with different branch, background and experiences. More importantly, I got to learn from others with a lot of experience and also, I get to share my knowledge and experience. The CGSOC made me think differently compare to prior to the attendance. I just transitioned to acquisition corps and I had an opportunity to meet many contracting officers in different staff groups. They gave me a lot of advises, recommendations and share their experiences. Since my next assignment

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