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| September 2008: Issue 3 | |||
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Greetings! As we close the month of September and head into Fall---football, changing leaves and the beginning signs of the holidays—now is also the time to “go back to school” to learn about ways to prepare for a civilian career. This month’s newsletter focuses on education, tips and benefits to find your best possible job! | |||
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The oldest of the nation's 70 million plus members of the baby boomer generation people born between 1946 and 1964 will turn 62 in the next couple of years, becoming eligible for retirement. Read More |
With rising fuel prices and a teetering housing and financial market, the companies who are hiring are being cautious and selective. Candidates seeking employment need to stand out amongst the competition. So how can you stand out? First, consider your military experience as a great differentiator. You have attained great skills and qualities that translate well into the civilian world, such as being a team player and having leadership experience. Be sure to include examples of what you have done in your cover letter and be prepared to discuss in your interview. Employers like seeing confidence in your own abilities. Read More |
CompTEC Computer Career Center is wholly owned and operated by PC Training Institute Incorporated. They have been in West Palm Beach since 1995 and serve government, corporate and individual clients throughout the South Florida area. CompTEC’s Licenses and Associations Include: Read More |
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Source-Navy League Hiring Center resources section A security clearance is a valuable commodity outside of the military. Companies who do classified work for the Dept. of Defense (DoD) or a national security related contract accrue the expense of the security clearances for their employees, which can cost several thousand dollars each. Because of this, many DoD contractors prefer to hire ex-military personnel with current clearances. However, you want to do your job-hunting immediately after transitioning to maintain a valid clearance. Read More |
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