At the Military Transition Roundtable, we work with people who want to update their resumes. That’s why this recent Jessica Hernandez LinkedIn post on resumes is something to review before updating it for a new opportunity. If you click on the graphic below, you can read the rest of her post. RELATED: Resumes: 15 seconds and counting
It’s important to keep up with medical appointments—good health requires timely intervention for illness and proactive care to prevent issues like cancer. However, getting to an appointment on time can be tricky, especially for those without reliable transportation. Common barriers for some veterans may include: Mobility issues – Some veterans can’t drive due to illness, injury, or physical…
Working with the many folks who have taken part in the Military Transition Roundtable, we have heard a lot of comments from military professionals who are concerned about a delay in hearing about the result from their job interview. Shelly Piedmont, , a career coach and a frequent LinkedIn contributor, just added this insightful post on possible delays in hearing…
“20% of your life is being stolen,” posted Dr. Heather Maietta, in a recent LinkedIn post. “…And you’re the cause.” With May as the official month for Mental Health Awareness Month, we wanted to share her post on social media’s impact, especially for military professional in transition. Want to improve your mental health during this month? Please click on the…
Retired Army Sergeant Major Benny R. Kinsey is someone who was successful in his Army recruiting career, and now in his post-retiree role. That’s why we want to share his recent LinkedIn post on humility, focusing on how senior NCOs and officers can adjust to their new duties with a non-military career. Benny, a longtime friend of our publisher, provides…
For the HR/staffing members who read a military professional’s resume, the clock is ticking. Jessica Hernandez, an executive resume writer, shared this LinkedIn post on the four things every resume writer should consider when writing their resume. She noted all four must appear within someone reading the resume with in 15 seconds. Please click on the graphic below to read…
One of the most important things military professionals in transition need to factor in their transition is their ability to complete an interview. We found these nine resources as a great starting point to not only learn about interview prep, but also to attain other tech skills. 1. InterviewBit – interviewbit.com 2. Glassdoor – glassdoor.com 3. Interviewing.io –…
Want to make your resume look impressive? Here are 10 websites that can help you create one. 1. Canva – canva.com 2. Resume Genius – resumegenius.com 3. Zety – zety.com 4. Novoresume – novoresume.com 5. Resume.com – resume.com 6. VisualCV – visualcv.com 7. Enhancv – enhancv.com 8. Resume.io – resume.io 9. My Perfect Resume – myperfectresume.com 10.…
We want to share these 10 free Google courses that our team found in some online research. Like anything of value, these will take some time and effort. 1. Google data Analytics: → https://lnkd.in/dMpgZ5YD 2. Google Project Management: → https://lnkd.in/d8pHAARA 3. Foundations of Project Management: → https://lnkd.in/dstVwWRT 4. Google Introduction to Generative AI: → https://lnkd.in/dbDJKAyk 5. Google…
One of our valued LinkedIn connections shared this Dr. Heather Maietta’s post on public speaking. To us, this is a key skill for everyone facing an exodus from military service. We recommend too that military professionals of all ranks consider joining a Toastmasters group, an amazing non-profit. RELATED: Don’t be afraid to amplify your voice. Note: Want to know more…
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