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Veteran Employment/Training/Support
Eric Wright is a Military Veteran; Co-founder of Vets2PM; an experienced, credentialed project manager/mentor; and an entertaining instructor/public speaker on project management, PMI’s PMP and CAPM exams, and on project manager development. He helps Military Veterans become Project Managers through inspiration, training, preparation, and presentation to the PM hiring community. Veteran unemployment remains high while millions of project management positions go unfilled each year, even though a majority of Veterans have project management experience and skills. This creates less spending in the economy, an unemployment bill of $1B for the Pentagon, and a large population of unemployed/underemployed Veterans struggling with feelings of isolation and low self-esteem. This is unsustainable and unnecessary! At Vets2PM.com, we use our proven 4-step process to Inspire Veterans about project management, Train them for it, Prepare them for it, and then Present them to employers ...
Veteran I.T. Training, Apprenticeship & Consultancy
Military Network - Veteran I.T. Training, Apprenticeship & Consultancy Specifically, as applicable to apprenticeship, recruitment and sourcing of veterans interested in and pursing, I.T. training, certification and apprenticeship roughly 8+ years. If veteran has an interest in employment or change of employer, successful placement by means of networking veterans with applicable job boards, HR managers, Recruiters and Staffing companies. Offer assistance to veterans on how to fine tune their skills with processes of interviewing techniques, proper development of their resume, networking, etc. * Veteran Centric - IT Training, Certification and Apprenticeship Programs ⦁ 25+ years IT Training and Certification Industry (B2B and B2C); sourcing of veterans interested in and pursing I.T. training and certification ⦁ Includes Government Agencies, Private Sector, Fortune 500 / 100 Companies, County, City, Military ⦁ ...
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Wendy Eccles, Professional Resume Writer, Items you should always leave off your Resume and Linkedin Profile! Nov 30, 2015
Nov 30, 2015 15 Comments Dear Friends, Following is a list of items you should always leave off your resume and Linkedin profile when you want to make a great first impression and score that interview! I hope you find them helpful! Sincerely, Wendy Eccles Professional Resume Writer (253) 670-8328 http://www.resumeservice.biz 1. Secondary skills Emphasize, and place at the top of your resume, those skills that you actually want to continue developing in your next job. Do not include the ones you don't want to do in your next job, or you just might get stuck doing them. 2. High school jobs The only exception to this is if you only graduated from high school. 3. The unprofessional email account If you're still using an old email address--gnarlydude56@yahoo.com--it's time to create a new, more professional one. 4. Misspellings and poor grammar Misspelled words and poor grammar are job-possibility killers--proofread several ti...
Certification Training and Guaranteed Job Placement Assistance
Mil-Net on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=59436 Certification Training and Guaranteed Job Placement Assistance https://m.facebook.com/groups/533584396735189?refid=27#groupMenuBottom Certification Training and Guaranteed Job Placement Assistance for Military Veterans Private Group - LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=4053893 military-civilian.blogspot http://military-civilian.blogspot.com/ Military Network - Employment Advice https://www.linkedin.com/grp/home?gid=5162168 Veterans Rescue http://lm.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2FRescue.org%2F&h=DAQGerLTS&s=1 Other profiles Robert Wilson - LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/in/airbornecmldragon RobertWilsonAirborneCMLDragon http://+RobertWilsonAirborneCMLDragon Military Network (MilNet) https://plus.google.com/b/114522638096238193738/114522638096238193738/posts ...
(PMP®), $109,405, It is the most recognized project management certification available. There are more than 630,000 PMPs worldwide!
Project Management Professional (PMP®) vs. Certified ScrumMaster Below is information that I hope you find useful. If not for yourself, maybe you know someone that can?! Considering this group has an 'IT' slant, incorporate that concept into a career that may be just what you could really benefit from. Be it IT, Finance, Construction, or any one of the a thousand choices, PM is a great option to look into! Not only a career path, but a way of conducting business in general, be it professional or personal. In actuality, if you are prior service, the methodology is hardwired into your being. An assumption, yes, however..... For myself, upon ETS, I went straight into advanced ROTC, did that whole bit, and as I went through the course, I knew for certain, Advanced ROTC was nothing like the real world. Further, the main issue my fellow cadets had to over come was 'project management' skills that were lacking! No, I did not see this in that context at the time, I j...