After serving as a Morse code analyst in the United States Air Force, ???????????? ???????????????? is quick to note that military experience easily translates to the private sector. Indeed, many of the skills she mastered while a USAF Technical Sergeant (1980-1990) are particularly useful in her current role as an Accounts Payable Specialist at OTO Development. “?????? ???????????????? ???????????? ???? ???? ?????? ?????????????????? ???? ???????????? ?????? ???? ??????????-???????? — ?????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????? ???????? ???????????? ???? ?????? ???? ?????? — ?????? ???????????? ???? ?????????????? ?? ???????????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????? ?? ???????? ???????????????? ???? ??????????????????????,”?Sharon says. Being able to listen and type simultaneously — accurately — is a talent Sharon honed during her Morse code days. It’s a skill she puts to continued good use, processing the heavy volume of invoices that cross her desk while also taking calls from vendors and responding to emails. ?????? ????????’?? ?????????????????? ???????? ?????????????????? ???? ?? ?????????????? ?????? ?????? ?????????? ????????????????????: Sharon handled administrative tasks for her base commander during the 1980s, utilizing the earliest iterations of the personal computer. Working in that era of nascent technology required her to be endlessly adaptable to ever-evolving systems, a flexibility she maintains to this day. Read this vibrant Veteran’s full profile on our news blog: https://lnkd.in/eNhieYt4 #ExcellentHotelsExceptionalPeople #OTO #TheJohnsonGroup #CareersAtOTO #HospitalityWorks #VeteransAtWork
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VSO is very excited to announce this month's veteran highlight! Meet Kendra Moore, a 5 year U.S. Army Veteran turned Associate System Administrator. We asked Kendra some questions about her time in the military and the insights she gained while in service: Q: Why did you decide to serve? A: After the events of 9/11, I felt a deep sense of duty and decided to serve my country. It became clear to me that this was how I could contribute and make a meaningful difference during a time of national need. Q: What was your life in the Army like? A: As an Air Defense Artillery officer in the military, I had the unique opportunity to work in a highly technical role that is exclusive to the military. I found great satisfaction in the specialized nature of the job, which allowed me to apply advanced technical skills in ways that are not commonly found in civilian careers. Q: What workforce skills did you develop while in the military? A: During my time in the military, I developed a range of essential workforce skills that have greatly contributed to my professional growth. I honed my time management abilities by balancing multiple responsibilities and ensuring that tasks were completed efficiently and on schedule. Conflict resolution became a key skill as I learned to navigate challenging situations and mediate differences in high-pressure environments. My communication skills were sharpened through daily interactions with diverse teams, where clear and effective communication was crucial. #VetsInTech #VeteranWorkforce #EmployeeFeature
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I invite you to check out one of my newest blogs: Transitioning to Civilian Life: A Practical Air Force Career Guide for Veterans. https://buff.ly/4eaETFc Transitioning from military service to civilian life can be an exciting and daunting journey for Air Force veterans. As you leave behind the structured environment of the military, understanding how to navigate the transition into the civilian landscape becomes crucial. A practical Air Force career guide will serve as a roadmap, enabling you to explore new opportunities while leveraging the skills and experiences you’ve gained during your service. This transition is not just about finding a job; it’s about aligning your values and aspirations with a fulfilling civilian career.
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Transitioning from military service to the civilian world can be a daunting prospect. Often, we get so caught up in the minutiae of our past that make it difficult to envision a future outside the military. Think less about: - The rigid structure and hierarchy - The survival and combat skills - The specific military jargon and acronyms - The past deployment experiences Think more about: - The leadership and management skills you've developed - The work ethic and discipline you've demonstrated - The importance of teamwork and camaraderie - The problem-solving capabilities you've honed Your military service has equipped you with valuable skills that are transferable to the civilian workplace. The key is to translate these skills into language that civilian employers understand and value. Remember, you’re not just a former soldier, sailor, airman, or Marine. You're a proven leader, a team player, and a problem solver. How are you translating your military skills to your civilian career?
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In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
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In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
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In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
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In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
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In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
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In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
In the military, there are instruction manuals and guidelines for just about every career stage. What about once you’re done? There may be no manual, but here are insights and advice from veterans when segueing from the military into a financial career. tinyurl.com/52nk4b4r
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