GETTING ON WITH THE JOB

According to service member feedback, translating military accomplishments and skill sets into civilian terminology in a résumé and during interviews so employers will know how to use them has been a tough bridge to cross. The company maintains a broad network of people with a variety of experience...

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Published inThe Officer Vol. 90; no. 2; p. 56
Main Author Kouhestani, Jeanne
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Reserve Officers Association 01.03.2014
Subjects
Case management
Defense contracts
Employment
Government agencies
Managers
Military personnel
Military reserves
Web portals
Washington DC
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Summary:According to service member feedback, translating military accomplishments and skill sets into civilian terminology in a résumé and during interviews so employers will know how to use them has been a tough bridge to cross. The company maintains a broad network of people with a variety of experience and unique skill sets who can be called upon to work on contracts or provide referrals. Because of its status as a service disabled veteran-owned business, ATS can be awarded federal contracts through a direct set-aside.
ISSN:0030-0268