In the Navy, CWOs are rare and viewed as wizards or something. Most everyone I ever came a cross, officers or enlisted, basically said, if a Warrant says we should do X, we probably better do it. I saw few as managers, but they were always professionals no matter what. I never made it there, but had I stayed, I wanted to be a Warrant for sure.
Its like once you choose the path of the "W", it makes you look and take your job alot more serious. More or less personal. Warrants still trust in the enlisted because we know the talent pool because we were spawned from it.
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In the Navy, CWOs are rare and viewed as wizards or something. Most everyone I ever came a cross, officers or enlisted, basically said, if a Warrant says we should do X, we probably better do it. I saw few as managers, but they were always professionals no matter what. I never made it there, but had I stayed, I wanted to be a Warrant for sure.
Its like once you choose the path of the "W", it makes you look and take your job alot more serious. More or less personal. Warrants still trust in the enlisted because we know the talent pool because we were spawned from it.