Need some help with your resume? Here are a few tips that can help you customize your resume for maximum impact: 1️⃣ HEADING - Ensure your resume includes your full name, complete address with ZIP code, both day and evening phone numbers with area codes, and an email address. 2️⃣ OBJECTIVE - Be specific about your career objective, ensuring it aligns with the job(s) you're applying for. 3️⃣ EXPERIENCE - List your employer's name (including unit/squadron if relevant) and location, along with your job title and the starting and ending dates (month and year). 4️⃣ DUTIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS - Use bulleted lists or brief paragraphs to detail your duties, skills, and achievements relevant to the job. Concentrate on the last decade of experience, summarizing older roles. 5️⃣ EDUCATION - List high school and college/university names and locations. Include majors for degrees earned and anticipated graduation year for ongoing studies. If you're a recent grad, mention your GPA. 6️⃣ OTHER QUALIFICATIONS - Include job-related training courses (title and year), skills, certificates, licenses, and honors/awards. 7️⃣ SECURITY REQUIREMENTS - Specify your security clearance level (Secret or Top Secret) and its last use date (separation or retirement date). Share any resume tips you may have! #All #ActiveDuty #TransitioningMilitary #MilitarySpouses #Reservists #Veterans #ACTNowEducation
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🚀 Calling all transitioning military professionals! 🤝 As someone with strong military connections, I often find myself reviewing CVs from those embarking on their civilian journey. 🎓 While I'm always eager to assist, I've noticed some recurring mistakes that could be holding you back. Here's a quick guide to ensure your CV stands out: 1️⃣ Summary Overview: Keep it snappy! 📄 Avoid turning it into a biography. A brief and to-the-point summary is more impactful. 2️⃣ Tailor Your CV: Make sure your CV aligns with the job you're after. 🎯 If you're diving into the world of Cyber, highlight relevant experience in that field. Tailoring is key! 3️⃣ Chronological Experience: Start with your most recent experience and work backward. 🔄 It helps recruiters follow your professional journey more smoothly. 4️⃣ Extra Qualifications: If you've got additional qualifications and experience, list them separately from education. 🔗 Consider placing them under skills, especially if they directly apply to the roles you're eyeing. Remember, your CV is your first impression in the civilian job market. 💼 Take these tips on board, and feel free to reach out if you'd like a second pair of eyes on your CV. 🤗 #militarytransition #cvtips #careeradvice #veteransinbusiness
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Military Community!! Changing one's life from a Service Member to a Veteran can be a stressful experience! Think of a way! 1. Taking transition classes can help with a resume, but it's often just a quick way to finish the process. 2. A free service may provide you with a template to copy and paste your information into to create your resume. There is no high probability of securing the next important step to a new career: securing an interview using either of these methods. JOTS will create your resume for you! The JOTS approach is a detailed understanding of your skills and abilities beyond your MOS or branch. Your resume is created by considering your entire military career, including records, detailed assignments, training, and temporary duties. Our services save you time, stress, and frustration! By working with us, you can concentrate your efforts on more significant matters, such as spending time with your family, making appointments, arranging transportation, or dealing with VA claims and appointments. Allow JOTS to serve you! https://lnkd.in/eNMHj76T
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⭐️Federal Resume Writer 🔗resumesbyneen.com | Career Coach | Speaker | I save gov’t job seekers & transitioning military time & stress by writing federal resumes that get referred. 💫
BEFORE🗑 VS. AFTER 💙 Did you know that in addition to federal resumes, we specialize in military transition private sector resumes? Most service members don’t update their resumes because they don’t use their resumes often. For this client, we 🔆Updated the format, 🔆Shortened her address to only the city and state, 🔆Added her LinkedIn URL, 🔆Added tons of numbers to quantify her experience, 🔆Expanded her resume to 2 impactful pages, 🔆Replaced her outdated objective with a relevant career profile, 🔆Added relevant skills, & 🔆Ensured her bullets were impactful and not a boring list of job duties. 🔑Remember, you should stay ready, so you don’t have to get ready. Let us help you. We've got you covered. ➡️Need military transition resume help? Book our military transition package. We’ll create a cover letter, resume, and LinkedIn profile to start your civilian journey. Visit our website to learn more. 📍ResumesByNeen.com #federalresumes #militarytransition #militaryresume #resumewriter #jobseekers
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Figuring Out the Online Job Application Process! Let's talk about a crucial step in the job hunt: the online application. Here are some tips to help you with one of the most important forms you’re fill out during your transition. 👉 Start Early: Launch your job search 3-5 months prior to your availability date. The process often takes longer than expected. 👉 Verify Your Qualifications: Ensure you're truly qualified for the role before applying. Job titles might be similar, but requirements can differ significantly. 👉 Practice Pre-Screening Questions: Basic Requirements: Meet them all to avoid automatic rejection. 👉 Preferred Requirements: You can apply if you meet some or all. Assess if it's worth your time. 👉 Customize Your Resume: Tailor your resume for each job. Highlight skills and qualifications that align with the specific role. 👉 Apply for Multiple Roles: Cast a wide net, but focus on roles that match your skills and expertise. 👉 Review Before You Submit: Thoroughly review your application. Ensure all fields are complete, attach your updated resume, and inform your references. Navigating the online application process doesn't have to feel like a maze. With these tips, you're equipped to strategically approach each application and increase your chances of success. #ActiveDuty #TransitioningMilitary #MilitarySpouses #Reservist #Veterans #ACTNowEducation
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🎖️ Empowering Veterans: Build a Standout Resume 🎖️ Ready to transition from military service to a successful corporate career but not sure how to get your resume right? Here are some essential tips to help you craft a resume that truly stands out. 🔍 Learn How To: 1) Self-Assess: Identify and highlight your top strengths and unique skills. 2) Simplify Language: Convert complex military terminology into clear, civilian-friendly language. 3) Highlight People skills: Emphasize your adaptability, problem-solving, and leadership abilities. 4) Provide Evidence: Use specific examples and numbers to quantify your successes. 5) Customize Applications: Tailor your resume to match each job you apply for, making you a top contender. Your military experience is a powerful asset. Let’s turn it into a resume that gets you noticed in the corporate world. 🚀 Ready to take the next step? Sign up at www.ekam.inc and access more resources to aid your career transition. #Veterans #CareerTransition #ResumeTips #MilitaryToCorporate #VeteranSupport #JobSearch #ProfessionalDevelopment #Ekam
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Resume tips for negotiating tricky situations like employment gaps: 1. Remove short-term positions from your resume: Eliminate brief job stints from your resume to avoid clutter and highlight more substantial experiences. 2. Strategically manage dates to minimize shorter gaps on your resume: Adjust dates to minimize shorter employment gaps, presenting a more continuous work history. 3. Address frequent job changes by providing context or explanations: Explain reasons for frequent changes, showcasing stability or growth despite the shifts. 4. Provide context for extended periods without employment: Offer explanations for extended periods without employment, such as further education, caregiving responsibilities, or pursuing personal projects. 5. Deliberately address career gaps on your resume: Directly acknowledge and explain career gaps, demonstrating proactive steps taken during those times. With these strategies, you can effectively handle employment gaps and present yourself as a strong candidate. #All #ActiveDuty #TransitioningMilitary #MilitarySpouses #Reservists #Veterans #ACTNowEducation
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Human Resources Professional | Project Management | Marketing @vets2pm | Veteran Mentor | I write what you think. I post it too. I HR differently. So should you.
7/31, military transition tips. We’ve been focusing on the resume. Lots of schools of thought on this. Keep it simple. I love reviewing resumes that highlight a few skillets with examples. This is how they stood out to me. Some experts say put the skills up front before experience and some say after. Wherever you put them, think “how can I stand out?” Examples of those skills in action is one way to do it. Ask your questions below. #resumetips #resume #jobsearchtips
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President & CEO Operation Hired, Certified Professional Leadership Coach, US Army Reserve Battalion Commander,
Guess who that brother is…… This was the genesis of Operation Hired. How do we fix it? Well, as a vet, we roll up our sleeves and jump in. If you’re a hiring manager, TA professional or HR professional, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Post them below and let’s get the conversation started. #operationhired
I remember last year my brother sent me his resume and asked me to look at it. I immediately called him and asked him what I was reading. I didn’t understand the military terms, what he did, or what type of role he was interested in... Once we talked, he explained to me what he did, I was able to reword it so I understood and could explain it. Most of the time, I can read a resume and know what type of role the person is looking for, what they have accomplished in what type of environment. When reading a veteran resume, it is hard to determine where the skills will be most relevant to what industry, let alone what companies. If you read resumes for a living, but don’t have a brother in the Army, another in the Marines, it can be even harder. Most Recruiters are not Veterans and struggle to understand what someone did in the military and how it applies to the job they are looking to fill. They will look at the resume, not understand it, reject it, and move on. How do we fix that? #militarytransition, #transitioningmilitary
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As a spouse, veteran or transitioning military member, our job hunt is unlike any typical civilian. I attended the LinkedIn Power: Cranking your visibility webinar presented by Jacey Eckhart MS CPCC with Military.com sponsored by Western Governors University and in partnership with Monster and Randstad. The class was full of valuable information on navigating LinkedIn. There is so much to learn and digest. I highly recommend this class. This 60-minute class covered 5 essential things: 1) How to use LinkedIn premium 2) How to browse privately so you feel less exposed on LinkedIn 3) What kind of job you are looking for? 4) How to signal recruiters, hiring managers and peers 5) How to reign in your networking skills and organize them Then next Military.com class is on Tuesday, April 23: Master Class: Checklist Resume for Spouses. The class will cover: 1) How to overcome the resume and find the work you deserve. 2) How to overcome the negative message a choppy resume sends. 3) When to strategically disclose your spouse status. 4) How your resume can attract employers with hybrid or remote work opportunities. 5) New employment programs for spouses and how they can work for you. #jobsearch #milspouse #veteran #resume #employment #linkedin #jobpreparation #remotework https://lnkd.in/dPh56EXT
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Protocol Specialist, Executive Services, Texas Military Department |VFW Commander | Transitioning Military Aviation Expert
Hey #ATX #Veterans! 🇺🇸 Crafting a government resume demands precision and impact. Here's your blueprint: 1. **Clear Identification:** Begin with your contact details and a concise summary highlighting your key qualifications. 2. **Core Competencies:** Outline your skills, emphasizing those directly relevant to the job. Be specific and use keywords from the job description. 3. **Professional Experience:** Detail your military service with a focus on achievements and responsibilities. Use quantifiable metrics whenever possible. 4. **Training and Education:** Highlight relevant training and educational achievements, showcasing how they contribute to the position. 5. **Certifications:** Include any certifications or licenses pertinent to the job. 6. **Security Clearance:** Clearly state your current security clearance level if applicable. 7. **Tailor for Each Application:** Customize your resume for each position, aligning your experiences with the job requirements. 8. **Formatting Matters:** Keep it clean and easy to read. Use a standard font, consistent formatting, and bullet points for clarity. 9. **Proofread:** Eliminate errors. A flawless resume reflects attention to detail. 10. **Include References:** If possible, add references or a statement indicating they are available upon request. Craft your narrative, highlight your strengths, and let your government resume stand as a testament to your readiness for public service. 🌟📄 #VeteransCareerGuide #GovernmentResumeTips #Austin #TX #Vet
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