From Battlefield to Boardroom...
Military spouse or veteran feeling lost in translation? I get it! As a military spouse myself, I've navigated the challenges of bridging the gap between military service and civilian careers.
For veterans: No more struggling to translate your heroic deeds into a resume that grabs attention. I'll decode your military experience into a winning package of skills and qualifications that make employers stand up and salute!
For military spouses: I understand the power of volunteer work and the complexities of employment gaps. Let's turn your dedication to supporting your service member and unit into transferable skills employers crave.
With my firsthand experience and expertise, I'm here to guide you with confidence and clarity. Let's translate your service into a thriving civilian career you deserve!
Is your military experience stuck in a civilian dead end? Research shows countless veterans and spouses feel overqualified and undervalued in their current roles. They crave opportunities that utilize their unique skillsets and fuel their career aspirations. A 2019 Pew Research Center survey revealed:
- 42% of veterans feel overqualified for their first civilian job, often due to a mismatch between their military skills and civilian role.[1]
- 64% of veterans leave their initial civilian positions due to feeling underutilized.[1]
- About 51.5% of the active-duty military personnel are married, with roughly half of the nearly 700,000 active-duty military spouses being aged 30 years or younger.[2]
- Military spouses often face underemployment or field-of-study mismatches, leading to feelings of being overqualified and underutilized in their roles.[2]
Does your resume speak the language of civilian employers? Many veterans and spouses feel their military experience gets lost in translation. But that frustration ends here!
Together, let's bridge the gap. I'll help you showcase the valuable skills and experience you bring to the table, ensuring your service translates into civilian career success.