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Veteran Federal Resume
Your H2 subheadline here
Is your resume targeted to a federal job?
Is your resume in the right federal format?
Does it include your best accomplishments — translated for your next career?
We Write Outstanding Best Qualified Federal Resumes
Young Professional Soldier – about to change his career to civilian life!
DHS, DEFENSE AND VA ARE THE MOST POPULAR VETERAN’S AGENCIES, BUT THERE ARE MORE AGENCIES !
You may want to think about branching out to apply your skills and experience in a new domain of federal government, maybe one with an organizational culture that’s quite different from the military. Many veterans feel that way.
WHAT FEDERAL JOB TITLE IS RIGHT FOR YOU?
So the trick is to decide which federal job is right for you before you start applying for federal positions.
The good news is that there are many career opportunities for veterans all across government.
For decades, we’ve felt supremely confident that a targeted, detailed, correctly formatted OUTLINE FORMAT federal resume gets results. And now we have up-to-the-minute data that demonstrates that our confidence isn’t just an intuition.
In late May, we surveyed the 150 clients who we were honored to serve in 2016, yielding 54 responses. A large majority of these respondents had great news to share with us: 25 had been hired into federal job, and another 16 had earned the status referred, best qualified or interviewed!
Did you know that the Department of Defense (DoD) has a special hiring program for military spouses who are on PCS orders with their active duty military spouse? You have to accompany the spouse to the duty station. And you have to be married when you move there. That’s it. If you meet those criteria, you can take advantage of Executive Order (EO) 13473 and apply to federal positions as if you were a “federal employee” and get into the special PPP-S program for DoD jobs on your base.
