Sentences with phrase «rewarding military career»

After a rewarding military career, you have multiple skills, experience, training, and accomplishments that can be translated to your next civilian work life.

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Looking back over time, Revollo, a Costa Rica native who became a U.S. citizen in 1988, said she discovered that giving her time to organizations that support the military has had an energizing and rewarding impact on her life and career.

But as long as you know what to expect, the military can offer a wide range of opportunities for challenging and rewarding careers.

Many senior military personnel say that a career as a military scientist can be more rewarding and offer better job security than a career as a civilian scientist.

The University of Maryland University College, a primarily online institution, is popular with those in the active military to help ensure that they are qualified to pursue rewarding careers when they are done serving.

All Gabe Thompson wanted was a rewarding and challenging career in the U.S. military.

Training and funding resources Finding and maintaining a rewarding career can be challenging as a military spouse; however, financial aid and flexible education opportunities are in place to help you succeed.

Seeking a challenging and rewarding director level position in the civilian industry leveraging diverse experience gained during my 27 year military career.

SUMMARY * Over 5 years of process risk management experience in a variety of roles * Skilled in continuous process improvement (CPI), total quality management (TQM), Waterfall, Six Sigma, and Agile project methodologies * Skilled in organizational development (OD), management training, and facilitating teams * Successfully transitioned from honorable military service to rewarding corporate career * Skilled individual seekin...

I joined the military because it offered a rewarding career if you were willing to put forth an honest effort.»