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We broke 100 pre-registered for the Scott AFB Job Fair happening 6/12/24. I vividly remember when 2024 hit how this date stood out to me and something special needed to be accomplished. 6 + 0 = 6 6 + 6 = 12 12 + 12 = 24 Why not force multiply your career? Why not double down on your next adventure? This is your chance. We are also approaching 50 organizations offering opportunities. Does your company want to join us? Here is the schedule: 1pm - 4pm Job Fair - The full list of companies will be marketed on Friday Breakout Rooms 1. Empowering Women to Employment (1pm - 1:40pm) Panel with Andrea (Andi) Gray | Eva Henry | Katie Steinbeck | Leonor Branch | Rachel Rubin Wilkins - EMBA 🌟 What is cool is that 6/12/24 is the anniversary for Women's Armed Services Integration Act. Ironically indoctrinated in 1948...yes, 24 + 24 = 48 2. Introduction to Federal Employment (2pm - 2:40pm) Facilitated by Jennifer Welch, AFC, USAF Veteran - Veteran Advocate 3. Elevate Your Career (3pm - 3:40pm) Facilitated by Jeremiah “Scot” Heathman Additionally, Brian Kluball, MBA, PMP, SAFe Agile, PMC with Portraits For Patriots® will be providing FREE LinkedIn Headshots. Oh, there will also be food and beverages available. To register as a participant follow this link: https://lnkd.in/g3CMAuWe But wait....yes, there is MORE!! Joshua Perschbacher and The Vetwork will be holding a Networking Event at Global Brew Tap House from 4pm - 7pm. To register: https://lnkd.in/gFM3CFxk Again, more free food available!! Why would you not want to double down and force multiply your career? Please feel free to send me a message for further guidance.

Planning to attend a Job Fair this year? Here are some tips to help you make the most of your time!

You are getting ready for your transition and are all signed up to attend a job fair. But what should you expect? And how do you prepare? Here are a few tips to help get you ready from Military.com: https://lnkd.in/ePfA6QRc. #VeteranEmployment #VeteranJobFair

📣 Attention job seekers! Are you ready to take the next step in your career journey? Don't miss out on the Broussard Community Job Fair! 🎉 🤝 Job fairs are more than just a gathering of employers; they're opportunities for meaningful connections and valuable insights into potential career paths. Here's why you should attend: 1️⃣ Network with Industry Leaders: Rub shoulders with representatives from top companies in your area. Make connections that could lead to your next big career opportunity! 2️⃣ Discover Hidden Opportunities: Some of the best job openings aren't advertised online. By attending job fairs, you get access to exclusive opportunities you won't find anywhere else. 4️⃣ Showcase Your Skills: Impress potential employers with your professionalism, communication skills, and enthusiasm for your chosen field. Make a memorable impression that could lead to job offers! Mark your calendars and join the Broussard Community Job Fair. Your dream job could be just a handshake away! 💼✨ #JobFair #CareerOpportunity #NetworkingSuccess

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You've Attended a Job Fair – Now What? Attending a job fair is just the first step toward landing your dream job. What you do next can make all the difference. Here are 5 practical steps to help you maximize your job fair experience and stand out from the crowd. #CareerAdvice #JobSearchStrategy #NetworkingSuccess #CareerGrowth #JobFair

Reflecting on My Journey from the Military to the Private Sector Since retiring from the military in April 2010, I've had the opportunity to grow and understand what transitioning from active service to the private sector truly means. Here are some key lessons for veterans making this shift: 1.  Value of Military Experience: Unless you're a senior officer or sergeant major, your military experience may not be as highly valued in the private sector. While you might secure a supervisory or entry-level manager position, this is often due to having a degree rather than your military background. 2.  Understanding the Rules: Adjusting to the private sector takes time because the rules differ. In the military, experience and education directly influenced roles. In the private sector, these factors are not always understood or valued the same way. 3.  Quitting is an Option: In the military, quitting isn't an option—you see your enlistment through. In the private sector, the ability to quit is new and can be both a challenge and a temptation. It’s important to avoid job hopping, as this can harm your career progression. 4. Choosing the Right Industry: Some industries, like retail, can be particularly challenging for veterans. High demands, lack of support, and leaders who don’t take ownership can make it difficult to succeed. Finding an industry where your skills and experience are valued and supported is crucial. 5. Recruiting Veterans: Companies often recruit veterans for entry-level or junior leadership roles. Understanding this can help set realistic expectations and assist in planning your career path. Transitioning from the military to the private sector is a journey that requires patience, understanding, and strategy. These lessons have helped me navigate my path, and I hope they can provide some guidance for fellow veterans. #MilitaryTransition #VeteranCareers #CareerAdvice #Leadership #PrivateSectorSuccess