Sentences with phrase «civilian employers value»

We translate military experience into a language that civilian employers value and understand.

Together, you and your consultant will be able to craft several versions of a resume that will show civilian employers your value.

Not exact matches

That is why we work with veterans and employers alike to help transition them to civilian life with career opportunities that value these qualities and specialized skill sets.

On the bright side, according to what I've read and heard in many business circles is that corporate employers now value the tangible and intangible skills found in veterans above those possessed by job seeking civilians.

It is your job to show specific achievements in the civilian terms that demonstrate your value to target employers.

Now you need to translate this all into civilian jargon that the average employer will understand and recognize your value as a potential employee.

When creating your military resume you will be concentrating on the ways that your military experience can be readily transferred to a civilian job and potential employers will quickly see the value that you are able to offer their company.

That's where our logistics officer resume sample is valuable in showing you how to transition your military experience into civilian terms and speak confidently of your value in language commercial employers understand.

A new resume is sure to change how you think about your experience and how you contextualize and quantify your background in a way that provides value to civilian employers.

Despite the challenges often associated with translating the experience of your military service to civilian work, there are some employers who just get the value in hiring you — whether or not they recognize everything on your resume.