Patricia Dorch

Military to Civilian Transition Patricia Dorch

Civilian Job Search Strategies to Get Hired Are you looking for a roadmap to market your transferable skills in the civilian job market? Are you a Veteran, Retired Military, Enlistee or a Military Officer? Do you need new interview strategies and techniques to market your knowledge and transferable skills in the civilian job market? If you answered yes to any of these questions Military to Civilian Transition: Job Search Strategies and Tips to Get Hired in the Civilian Job Market is a comprehensive and powerful career resource for Military men and women in transition. Military to Civilian Transition provides step-by-step job search strategies to build confidence equip and empower you to effectively communicate how your Military knowledge, skills and abilities are transferable to the civilian job market. "KNOWLEDGE AND TRANSFERABLE SKILLS ARE YOUR MOST VALUABLE ASSETS TO GET HIRED." -PATRICIA DORCH INSIDE MILITARY TO CIVILIAN TRANSITION YOU WILL LEARN: ? How to Ask For The Job? a unique interview closing strategy to get hired. ? How to successfully market Military transferable skills in the civilian job market. ? How to use seventeen tips to prepare for a successful civilian interview. ? How to use fifteen personal branding strategies for civilian career distinction. ? How to overcome an employment gap on your resume and gain interviews. ? How to use key words in your resume, cover letter and interview conversation. ? How to pass seven evaluation factors of a civilian telephone interview. ? How to ask thirty powerful civilian interview questions to stand out. ABOUT THE AUTHOR PATRICIA DORCH is an in-demand sought after Speaker, Career Expert and Strategist. Patricia is the Author of Professionalism: New Rules for Workplace Career Success, Job Search: New Get Hired Ideas, Tips and Strategies for 40 Plus, Job Search: Teen Interview Tips and Strategies to Get Hired and Job Search: College Graduates New Career Advice, Ideas and Strategies to Get Hired. Visit: www.militarytociviliantransition.net