The Transitioning Combat Arms Professional (The Transitioning Military Series)

Hicks, Jay

ISBN 10: 0986437662 / ISBN 13: 9780986437663

Edité par Gr8Transitions4U, 2017

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Synopsis :

The Transitioning Combat Arms Professional is designed to help transitioning Infantry, Armor and Artillery personnel from the Army and Marine Corps, evaluate and understand their potential for transformation into a marketable commodity within the public and private sectors. The book provides unique mapping of skills and guidance for the translation of the Soldiers or Marines military experience to the commercial world. Active duty, reservist and veterans gain insight of their personal military experience, understand the value of their learned knowledge and confidently approach their transition into the civilian marketplace as professionals through application of their learned and inherent skills. Transitional knowledge is codified through the use of authoritative sources, certifying organizations, DAU and other veterans who have already successfully transitioned. This book provides a method for personal change and surviving the transition from the service into the civil service or commercial sectors. In addition to authoritative management information, The Transitioning Combat Arms Professional also contains real-world success stories, self-evaluation, personal assessments and Personal Strategic Roadmap development for a confident transition. Insight is provided for those seeking the most satisfying job beyond their military career, while simultaneously giving guidance for the newcomer to the commercial environment and associated challenges. This book is for every Combat Arms Professional, who maybe still unsure or are considering multiple occupations after the service.

À propos de l?auteur: Jay Hicks is an author, instructor and consultant, with over 30 years of business and government planning and leadership. He advises commercial and federal organizations on the planning, development, and leadership of Project Management Organizations, delivering viability and value. With a special kinship for military personnel, Jay provides guidance on successful civilian career transition. He is the co-founder of Gr8Transitions4U, where advocating the value of hiring military personnel is the key focus. After a distinguished Army career as a tanker, information technologist and logistician, Jay developed and ran multiple project management organizations and programs for Lockheed Martin, L3 Communications, BAE and Jacobs Technology at US Central Command and US Special Operations Command. He frequently speaks and advocates for service members at project management symposiums and military transition programs, sharing his passion for successful career transition. Jack L. Tilley 12th Sergeant Major of the Army, (Retired) Jack Tilley is a highly-decorated military veteran and businessman. He served for almost 37 years in the United States Army, culminating in his appointment in 2000 as the 12th Sergeant Major of the Army, a post he held until his retirement on January 15, 2004. He was the last Vietnam War veteran to serve in that position. His first assignment was to the Republic of Vietnam with A Troop, 1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment as a vehicle crewman. Upon completion of his 1-year deployment he was assigned as a drill instructor at Fort Benning, Georgia until his enlistment expired; Tilley left the active duty Army for two years and served in the Reserve Component before enlisting again in the Active Component in September 1971. He held a variety of important positions culminating in his assignment as the Sergeant Major of the Army. He previously held the senior enlisted position as Senior Enlisted Leader of the United States Central Command at MacDill Air Force Base, Florida. Other assignments he held as Command Sergeant Major were 1st Battalion, 10th Cavalry, Fort Knox, 194th Armored Brigade, 1st Armored Division, Bad Kreuznach, Germany, and United States Army Space and Missile Defense Command, Arlington, Virginia. Tilley held every key leadership position including tank commander, section leader, drill sergeant, platoon sergeant, senior instructor, operations sergeant and first sergeant.

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Titre : The Transitioning Combat Arms Professional (...
Éditeur : Gr8Transitions4U
Date d'édition : 2017
Reliure : Couverture souple
Etat : Very Good