The Navy's biennial Personal and Professional Choices Survey is available for selected Sailors until Feb. 23. The survey collects data and comments from Sailors across the Fleet to gauge the overall readiness of the Navy and the present-day impact of policies on Sailors. The survey has been sent to 80,000 randomly selected active duty Sailors. Notification emails will be sent to participants from both the Chief of Naval Personnel and the survey platform Max.gov, urging Sailors to use this opportunity to provide their feedback to the Navy. Participation is anonymous and completely voluntary. Questions on the survey may be addressed to the Office of Inclusion and Diversity (OPNAV N1D) at ALTN_USN_INCLUSION_AND_DIVERSITY@navy.mil.
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