The Salary Interview Question "What salary are you looking for?" Career advisors say this is the interview question that makes job applicants squirm in their chairs. Small wonder. Most of us aren't comfortable talking about incomes. We have been taught it's not polite to ask people how much they paid for something or how much money they make. But in a job interview, it can be … [Read more...]

Preparation Timeline Two Years Prior to Separation (Retirees Only) * Schedule your Preseparation Counseling appointment. * Review the Preseparation Counseling Checklist (DD Form 2648). Identify individual service providers who will provide assistance. 18 Months Prior to Separation (Retirees Only) * Attend a Transition Assistance Program workshop. If your … [Read more...]

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How to Write Great Cover Letters You have an impressive resume, you know how to present yourself well in an interview, you know what kind of position you are best suited for. . .now all you need is a chance to get your foot in the right door. Just what can you do to make that happen? Make sure you write a knockout cover letter, advise career planning specialists. "A cover … [Read more...]

The Military to Civilian Resume When it comes to transitioning from the Military to the Civilian sector, the most important step is without a doubt your resume, as it must showcase that your military skills are transferable. Civilian Resumes are more than just a list of qualifications and experience. They are sales tools aiming at selling your skills and abilities to … [Read more...]