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Attention Servicemembers and Veterans: Part II of the groundbreaking transition tool alert for ASIS members AND non-members! 📣 ASIS just launched its U.S. Air Force career maps today! If you follow us, you know ASIS released the Army version a few months ago. Now you can see how your position, rank, training, and education in the U.S. Air Force align with different civilian security roles. You can also identify the ASIS certifications that best demonstrate mastery of the critical skills necessary to stand out for a new position. This is HUGE! Two down and two to go. U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps tools are coming soon, in 2024 and 2025. ASIS released a consolidated reference tool for you to translate real-world accomplishments into civilian language for your resume for the Army and Air Force, all in one place! 🚀. Be sure to enter your name and email address on the Army or Air Force page to receive those tools FREE. Visit the links below for the US Air Force and Army career maps. - Air Force: https://lnkd.in/eRKKT7GK - Army: https://lnkd.in/gzv7uYth #veterans #veteransupport #militarytransition #veterantransition #militaryveterans #militaryspouseemployment

Attention Servicemembers and Veterans reposting from a couple of weeks back want to make sure that it stays on the top of mind. Part II of the groundbreaking transition tool alert for ASIS International members AND non-members! 📣 ASIS just launched its U.S. Air Force career maps today! If you follow us, you know ASIS released the Army version a few months ago. Now you can see how your position, rank, training, and education in the U.S. Air Force align with different civilian security roles. You can also identify the ASIS certifications that best demonstrate mastery of the critical skills necessary to stand out for a new position. This is HUGE! Two down and two to go. U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps tools are coming soon, in 2024 and 2025. ASIS released a consolidated reference tool for you to translate real-world accomplishments into civilian language for your resume for the Army and Air Force, all in one place! 🚀. Be sure to enter your name and email address on the Army or Air Force page to receive those tools FREE. Visit the links below for the US Air Force and Army career maps. - Air Force: https://lnkd.in/eRKKT7GK - Army: https://lnkd.in/gzv7uYth #veterans #veteransupport #militarytransition #veterantransition #militaryveterans #militaryspouseemployment

Here are 3 fun facts about Transitioning officers: 1. Unique Uniforms to Business Suits: Many transitioning officers go from wearing military uniforms to business suits, often experiencing the "wardrobe transition" with enthusiasm. It's not uncommon for them to celebrate the freedom of choosing their daily attire! 🎖 2. Code Words and Acronyms: Transitioning officers often find themselves in situations where they accidentally use military jargon or acronyms in civilian conversations. This can lead to amusing moments of translation as they adapt to a less acronym-heavy civilian workplace. 3. Adaptability Experts: Transitioning officers often become masters of adaptability. They can effortlessly switch between "military mode" and "civilian mode," which makes them versatile and fun to work with, as they bring a unique blend of military discipline and civilian adaptability to their new careers. Can you relate? Have you heard about alliances' upcoming September Hiring Conference 9/11-9/14? Transitioning Officers tap in! Visit https://lnkd.in/dQv83nFt for more information. #AllianceCareers #TransitioningOfficers #Army #Navy #Marine #AirForce #Military #Careers #CivilianCareers #Civillian #MilitaryOfficers #HiringConference #HireMilitary #Hiring

Day 5 of 30: Naval Officer #application Best Practices and General Info Let's talk Security Screen.... aka the wonderful system we call NASIS which produces the SF86. #advice #knowledge #bestpractices Yes, it is a pain. Yes, it can take a long time to finish. Yes, it's much easier if you have your old SF86 for those cleared by and entity. No, you don't do a poly as part of the application. Yes, for Officer programs you must be T3/Secret eligible No, not all clearances are created equal... Learned this thr hard way but just because you have a Contractor/Fed clearance doesn't mean you'll get a branch by branch/ DoD clearance. Yes, use your recruiter as much as possible to help. Yes, we need to ask and make sure every version of spelling your name is on the SF86.... John D. Doe, Jonathan D. Doe, John Doe, J. D. Doe, and however else you sign your name and nicknames. There's a bunch of other twists and best practices but my fingers are tired... so just text me if you have questions. 🔔 Kyle Coia, LT USNR 304-207-4411 kyle.k.coia.mil@us.navy.mil #clearedprofessionals #clearedcareers #securityclearance #officers #transitioningservicemembers #navy U.S. Navy Reserve and US Navy

🗣️ Reminder about the day after tomorrow‼️ The Military Medics and Corpsmen (MMAC) Program clears the path for you to transition to a civilian healthcare career. This virtual event is open to: ✅ veterans ✅ transitioning service members ✅ military spouses Roles are not only providing healthcare, but: ✅ leadership / management ✅ non-clinical roles in HR ✅ logistics ✅ safety ✅ supply ✅ IT ✅ and more Registration link in the comments! More info about program in the comments! You better call Tyrone

Transitioning from military service to the civilian world can be a daunting prospect. Often, we get so caught up in the minutiae of our past that make it difficult to envision a future outside the military. Think less about: - The rigid structure and hierarchy - The survival and combat skills - The specific military jargon and acronyms - The past deployment experiences Think more about: - The leadership and management skills you've developed - The work ethic and discipline you've demonstrated - The importance of teamwork and camaraderie - The problem-solving capabilities you've honed Your military service has equipped you with valuable skills that are transferable to the civilian workplace. The key is to translate these skills into language that civilian employers understand and value. Remember, you’re not just a former soldier, sailor, airman, or Marine. You're a proven leader, a team player, and a problem solver. How are you translating your military skills to your civilian career?

Matt tells us how he learned skills such as decision-making, adaptability, and flexibility during his time in the military on an aircraft carrier as a personnel man and shipboard firefighter. Matt then explains that he has been able to use these same skills in his time after the military back in the civilian workforce. Watch Matt's video here: https://loom.ly/lfAPQjw Connect with us at our career centers or click this link: https://loom.ly/qbOieoc to learn how we’re here to support your journey of transition. #OhioMeansJobs #Veterans

It can be difficult to describe your military experience on a civilian resume. And the tactical, combat, and trade skills you cultivated for years may not directly translate to a civilian career. But Veterans gain so much more than just technical expertise during their time in the service. In fact, there are probably more soft skills you can develop in the military than you realize. Important Soft Skills You Can Develop in the Military - Military Connection https://bit.ly/3ZynXSt

So, we all know that people who served in the military (veterans) come to the civilian workforce with some special skills, regardless of which branch or career field they worked in. Which of these skills are most valuable outside of the military? Here are a few examples: -On time -Rarely says "no" to tasking -Trustworthy -Understands the "big picture" -Can adapt to change quickly and easily -Risk management mindset -Does not discriminate people What did I miss? Which one or ones do you value most in your organization?

Attention veterans and soon-to-be-civilians: one of the biggest challenges you'll face is writing your resume so its power can be understood by those who've never served in uniform. Even folks who've served in uniform often have trouble translating others services' jargon so it's vital that you polish out all the "service-speak" from your communications (resumes, cover letters, interviews, etc.). The Military to Civilian Thesaurus link below is a great tool to easily translate what you've done so anyone can easily understand what a great candidate you are. Transition is tough, but tools like this can certainly make it easier. #transition #servicemembers #veterans #interviewskills #resumetips #supportveterans