Using Informational Interviews to Plan Your Career After Your Military Retirement
Learn how to leverage informational interviews to plan your career after transitioning out of the military, with expert tips tailored to veterans.
Learn how to leverage informational interviews to plan your career after transitioning out of the military, with expert tips tailored to veterans.
A lot of retired O-6's decide they want to be a consultant. It can be a great second career. But before you jump all in, here are some things you should know and consider.
When Darren Bishop retired from the Air Force he wasn't sure where he wanted to land. After working in the real estate industry for 3 years, he got bit by the PCS bug and was ready to try something else. He decided he would work his way into USAA. He was able to do that through networking and leveraging a job at a third-party contractor.
Interested in working in a large organization with impact on the future? Brian Yolitz was able to do that in academia. Find out how he did it in this episode of the Eagles' Transition Podcast...
Learn from Ed Keller about how he made his transition from Senior Military Officer to the Senior Executive Service.
Alan Berry has effectively taken his skills as a cyber operator to land an executive level position in the healthcare sector. In this episode of the Eagles Transition podcast Alan talks about how he worked through a rather slow hiring process to land a position he really enjoys.
Kevin "KB" Booth has landed himself a great career in a great location. One many senior military officers would enjoy. In this podcast Kevin explains how he effectively used many different methods of networking to land (no pun intended) his position as Airport Director at the Yampa Valley Regional Airport in the Colorado Rockies.
Learn how retired Marine Corps Colonel Cal "Wookie" Jumper used his network to work his way into Booz Allen Hamilton and at Check-6. You'll also hear about how he ventured into business ownership.
Find out how John "Red" Millander successfully made the transition from senior military officer to Honeywell where he had positions in Business Development and Government Relations.
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