What is the difference between a US Navy Chief and an E7?

Answer 1

nothing, e7 is his pay grade. chief petty officer is his rank. That is not true... This is the real difference between a CPO and an E7! The Chief is always a part of the answer; The E-7 is always part of the problem.

The Chief always has a program; The E-7 always has a excuse.

The Chief says, "LET ME DO IT FOR YOU"; The E-7 says "That's not my job."

The Chief sees an answer for every problem; The E-7 sees a problem for every answer. The Chief sees a green near every sand trap; The E-7 sees a sand trap near every green. The Chief says, "it may be difficult but it's possible"; The E-7 says, "it may be possible, but it's too difficult." The Chief works harder then an E-7 and has more time: The E-7 is always "too busy" to do what is necessary.

The Chief makes COMMITMENTS! The E-7 makes Promises. Regards, David G. GSEC(SW) USN