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Military transition to civilian employment is a job (project) in itself. Take the time to network and develop relationships with people in the industry or company you are interested. Always thank those you help you. Send a note, email or even better-a card/letter in the mail.
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When networking, be sure and be genuine. Think of making a business friend and not just a card with a title. Building long-term business relationships will set off your career in the right direction. Get to know your contacts on a more personal level, if possible. This endeavor is a marathon, not a sprint!
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Complete your LinkedIn profile
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Stay active on Social Media and in person networking.
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Offer to volunteer for causes you believe in or work your interested in pursuing.
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If you put your name on it or you're the author; always check your spelling and content. Read it aloud or have a friend, with good grammar skills, review your work.
Kamara Toffolo, Linkedin contributor-
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