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“All too often overlooked after the network contact is made.” By Jim Dittbrenner In job search mode, the encouragement … pressure? … to network is always there. A major piece of networking truly is to secure informational interviews with individuals Continue reading Informational Interviewing
Working in the public sector can be a good choice if you are a transitioning military member, as you have first-hand experience with the culture and how the federal government operates. Being familiar with the culture could make your transition Continue reading Navigating the Federal Job Search Process
The military transition process has come a long a way since the Greatest Generation was returning home from WWII. Back then military members coming back from service received a small booklet called “Going Back to Civilian Life” published by the Continue reading Going Back to Civilian Life, circa 1945
Networking is essential to a successful job search. It is estimated that 80% of jobs are found through networking. Growing your network and connecting to those who can help will increase the opportunities for job leads, advice, and support in Continue reading Job Search Networking – Part 1: Types and Tips
As a military veteran, one of your greatest resources is your fellow veterans. They are a nationwide network that has a common interest and that looks out for one another. Make it a priority to connect with other veterans through Continue reading Job Search Networking – Part 2: Connect with Fellow Veterans
Will a prospective employer be motivated to learn more about you from reading your resume? Often times, your cover letter and resume are the first impression you offer to a prospective employer, so you want to make sure they advertise Continue reading Downloadable Resume Samples to Get You Started