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Transitioning to a Civilian Career

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Should you work with a recruiter?

There are several recruiting firms online who can help separating military job seekers find work. Many of them hire through conferences where employers and candidates are brought together for two or three days of interviews. Candidates are prepped in advance on interviewing skills and information on companies with whom they'll be speaking. In addition, they are told what to expect throughout the process. Conferences are a well-oiled machine that has been perfected over the years so that candidates and employers get the most out of their experience. Prominent recruiting firms in the military transition discipline include:

Information is at the fingertips of those who are prepared to work at finding their civilian career. Effective use of the Web can help you transition with ease. Knowledge gives you an idea of what to expect during your job search, and that gives you confidence. Research some of the resources listed above, search the Internet, determine which services work best for you, and take charge of your career!

Doris Appelbaum is Founder and President of Appelbaum's Resume Professionals, Inc. She is an international career consultant, resume writer, educator, speaker, and trainer. Doris can be reached at (414) 352-5994 - 1-800-619-9777 - dorisa@execpc.com - (414) 352-7495 (fax). Visit her company's website for career and military transition advice: http://www.appelbaumresumes.com. Listen to "Career Quest" every Sunday at noon on AM 540, WRRD in Wisconsin and Illinois. Send resume for FREE critique.

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