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20 Years In The Air Force, 18 And Counting At Hyatt: Retired Master Sergeant Enjoys Successful Second Career
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The One Killer Secret To Feeling Comfortable In An Interview
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The Best Tactic To Beat The Stress Of A Long Job Search
1. What is your name and what do you do in the Coast Guard? "Marguerite Champlin, but I go by "Maggie." I'm a pilot in the MH-65D helicopter and one of two Education Services Officers at U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Atlantic City. As a pilot my duties include standing search and rescue duty on a regular basis as one of two pilots in a typical SAR crew. As an ESO I administer mid-term and final exams for personnel in college. I counsel U.S. Coast Guard members on college options and tuition assistance. I am also qualified to administer Federal Aviation Administration exams to pilots and flight mechanics seeking professional qualifications outside of the Coast Guard." 2. Describe diversity in a word or two and explain what it means to you. "I chose "experience" as my word. I grew up in Alabama and before joining the Coast Guard I was a U.S. Navy helicopter pilot. I've travelled and have been stationed all over the world." 3. How has your experience and background prepared you to be effective at your job? "When I transferred to the Coast Guard, I brought with me the diversity of those experiences. There are a lot of Coast Guard service members with prior military experience from other services. This melting pot of backgrounds makes the Coast Guard stronger. " 4. Tell me a little bit about your life outside of work. "Life outside of work is pretty simple. I'm either hiking with my husband and our Great Dane or in my sewing room making and/or repairing quilts." U.S. Coast Guard photo by Auxiliarist David Lau
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3 Key Things That’ll Keep Chaos at Bay During the Job Search
A 934th Airlift Wing C-130 released airdrop pallets during training at the Badger Drop Zone July 24-25, at Fort McCoy, Wisc. The Airmen trained from the air, as well as the ground. 27th Aerial Port Squadron Staff Sgt. David Hambly and Senior Airman Luke Miller (left) work to retrieve a dropped pallet with an all-terrain forklift driven by Senior Airman Andrea Garton (right). The wing’s mission is to fly C-130H3 cargo aircraft, both airdropping and airlanding cargo and people.
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The Undervalued Career Field That Loves To Hire Veterans
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How An Enlisted Marine Learned To Climb The Corporate Ladder At Eaton
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What To Expect In A Manufacturing Career As A Veteran
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What To Expect In A Private Security Career As A Veteran
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This Is How One Marine Launched A Business Selling Great Knives
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5 Qualities To Highlight When Interviewing With Gartner
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Why Vets At Prudential Consider The Company More Than A Job — They Call It A ‘Family’
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This Company Is Hiring Veterans In Sales, Production, And Engineering Roles Around The US
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5 Amazing Companies That Are Hiring Veterans All Over The Country
Service members and Deparment of Defense personnel draw a bullseye during an activity to understand networking at the Marketing Yourself presentation at the Marine Memorial Chapel on Camp Pendleton.
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4 Tips For Veterans Trying To Get A Foot In The Door Of The Corporate World
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Why Veterans Should Join The Asset Protection Team At Rite Aid
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You Have To Trust The Folks You Work Closely With, Says Fedex VP On Why He Hires Vets
David Casey, VP of Workforce Strategies and Chief Diversity Officer for CVS Health, chats with Ricky Derring, former E7 Sergeant 1st Class, Special Forces, who now works as a store manager for CVS Pharmacy.
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How CVS Health’s Innovative New Employment Center Is Helping Fort Bragg Soldiers Plan For Transition