Education Resume Retirement Skills 
Melissa Peoples
FEBRUARY 21, 2020
After giving notice, and thinking now that it wasn't perhaps the best time for clarity or objectivity, I dusted off my resume, added my now former role, and began applying to likely-sounding prospects. Bear in mind, I had been recruited or referred into my past couple of roles, so my resume hadn't been top of mind for a while.
Office Dynamics
JUNE 12, 2018
Returning after a career gap due to health, caregiving, education, etc. Seeking better benefits; health, retirement, education assistance or flexible schedule. I needed health insurance and retirement opportunities and wanted to stay within the industry I had most of my career experience in. Changing career field.
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Office Dynamics
APRIL 17, 2018
The professional world of administrative and executive assistants and support staff is an exceptional melting pot of backgrounds, experience, knowledge, gender, age, education and personalities. Seek answers, ask questions, share your skills…never stop learning. By Dana Buchanan. Cross-mentorship is a necessity. Knowledge is power.
Office Dynamics
MAY 3, 2018
Avoid burnout by bringing your unique talents and skills to your position. Enhance work skills by learning as much as you can about the programs you use, organizational tips and meeting coordination. Whether you plan to retire from your chosen position or working toward another goal you can choose the attitude you bring daily.
On The Job
MAY 25, 2015
One of the biggest problems for veterans these days is finding a job in the private sector once they retire from the military. Volunteering to help train a veteran in the latest skills needed at your company. Reaching out to a veteran's organization and offering to help write resumes, make contacts, etc.
On The Job
NOVEMBER 8, 2013
Joe Kearney retired from the Army in May after 23 years and has two words of advice for fellow veterans who will be looking for a job in the private sector: "Start early." Hiring managers cite veterans'' ability to show how their skills can be used in the private sector as a top negative, according to the Center for a New American Security.
On The Job
NOVEMBER 11, 2014
Joe Kearney retired from the Army after 23 years and has two words of advice for fellow veterans who will be looking for a job in the private sector: "Start early." Hiring managers cite veterans'' ability to show how their skills can be used in the private sector as a top negative, according to the Center for a New American Security.
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