Would being a "2 Star" CSM driver be a positive professional development position?

SSgt,

Thank you for providing some actual experience on the subject. I only know people who have been BN level drivers and they typically hated it. I would like to see how the Army functions at that level. I usually just see it from the bottom so we typically we assume there is only a bunch of "good idea fairies" running around DC.

MSG,

Thank you for the response, I definitely hear what you are saying. When I was speaking about responsibility I was referring to my current job. At the moment I am the Hospital Liaison for an average of 300 Wounded Warriors. I absolutely love what I do and couldn't wish for anything else. I get all the perks of looking after Soldiers that might otherwise get lost in the system, all the while showing what I'm capable of as autonomous NCO since I function pretty much independently. Thanks again for your input since you are able to share some practical experience, Ill take your advice under consideration since both you and SSgt Quick seem to have solid points about being to learn something I otherwise would not have the opportunity to.