By Kevin Flynn JAG officers are Navy lawyers. They have law degrees from civilian universities but serve on military staffs. They are not 'line' officers, meaning they do not command combat troops. This is an important distinction in the military because war fighters are the principle decision makers in the military. In a civilian organization a lawyer can eventually run … [Read more...]
Starting the Job Search as you Transition out of the Military
Starting the Job Search as you Transition out of the Military Many service members leave the military with a variety of honed skills. But even with the great training you received in the service, it's not feasible to think that you can jump into a civilian job without proper planning. Prepared yourself with the skills, degrees, certifications and experience that will make you … [Read more...]
How to Begin the Transition from Military to Civilian Jobs
One of the most important facets of any service member's life is the transition out. Especially as it pertains to finding a job, the transition from a military to civilian career will require planning and preparation. So how do you begin this transition? Identify What will Affect your Transition - How well you have prepared yourself prior to leaving the service? - What type … [Read more...]
Transition from Military to Civilian Life
Prepare for the Transition from Military to Civilian Life The three key ingredients to finding a successful civilian career are a degree, certifications (specific training), and experience. But when you're transitioning from the military to a civilian career, it will take time and dedicated preparation to gain all three. Stay Relevant Through Education and Experience Earning … [Read more...]
Navy Sponsorhip and Mentorship
Every Sailor deserves to have a guide through that first tour, so step up and be that person who sets the new Sailor on the right track. As cliché as it may sound, the first 72 hours can set the tone for both a Sailor's tour and career. It's up to not just the khaki leadership, but also to that Sailor's shipmates - like you - to make sure those critical hours get people … [Read more...]