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Pros And Cons Of Junior Reserve Officer

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In my class of Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps, I have gotten many weaknesses and strengths, but only a few are worth telling. I will first be starting off with two of my weaknesses. The first weakness I have in Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps is decision making. I believe this is one of my weaknesses in Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps because I sometimes have a hard time choosing what I want to do. Whenever it is my choice to make a decision, I look at the pros in that one situation and I also look at the pros. Some may have a bigger impact on the situation than others. This could possibly be why it is so hard for me to sometimes make certain decisions. I plan to improve by concentrating on pros and only looking at a few

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