ISBN: 9798175889421 - you’re getting out. now what?: a practical guide to military transition (6 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - You're Getting Out. NOW WHAT is a practical guide for service members preparing to leave the military and build the next phase of life with more clarity, control, and confidence.Military transition is bigger than finding a job. It touches your finances, healthcare, family, records, benefits, housing, identity, equipment turn-in, professional direction, and the first year after service. This book walks through that entire transition, from roughly 12 months before separation or retirement through the first 12 months of civilian life.Inside, you'll learn how to: - build a realistic transition timeline- translate military experience into civilian skills employers understand- use evaluations, OERs, NCOERs, FITREPs, EVALs, awards, and personnel records to recover accomplishments for resumes and interviews- compare private-sector, federal, contracting, education, and entrepreneurship paths- prepare for interviews and convert military experience into strong civilian examples- understand the difference between a civilian resume and a federal resume, including the current two-page federal resume standard- evaluate SkillBridge, education, and credential opportunities- organize service, medical, family, and transition records before access becomes harder- compare military compensation with civilian salary and total benefits- plan for healthcare coverage and continuity of care- build a financial runway for delayed employment or unexpected transition costs- prepare for CIF and equipment turn-in, resolve shortages responsibly, and close out military property- manage final clearing, DD214 review, household moves, account access, and family records- adjust to civilian workplace culture and your first months on the outside- rebuild community, belonging, purpose, and a support network after service- recognize when it is time to ask for career, financial, legal, family, medical, or other helpThis is not a motivational send-off or a collection of generic transition advice. It is a working guide designed to help you make decisions, avoid preventable problems, and close the small gaps that often create the biggest headaches.A substantial companion toolkit is included, with planning systems, decision tools, trackers, worksheets, interview preparation resources, compensation comparisons, healthcare planning, equipment-turn-in tracking, family transition tools, and first-year progress checks.Whether you are separating after one enlistment, retiring after a full career, changing industries, going back to school, entering federal service, starting a business, or still figuring out what comes next, You're Getting Out. NOW WHAT helps you turn the transition into a plan. …

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. You're Getting Out. NOW WHAT? is a practical guide for service members preparing to leave the military and build the next phase of life with more clarity, control, and confidence.Military transition is bigger than finding a job. It touches your finances, healthcare, family, records, benefits, housing, identity, equipment turn-in, professional direction, and the first year after service. This book walks through that entire transition, from roughly 12 months before separation or retirement through the first 12 months of civilian life.Inside, you'll learn how to: build a realistic transition timelinetranslate military experience into civilian skills employers understanduse evaluations, OERs, NCOERs, FITREPs, EVALs, awards, and personnel records to recover accomplishments for resumes and interviewscompare private-sector, federal, contracting, education, and entrepreneurship pathsprepare for interviews and convert military experience into strong civilian examplesunderstand the difference between a civilian resume and a federal resume, including the current two-page federal resume standardevaluate SkillBridge, education, and credential opportunitiesorganize service, medical, family, and transition records before access becomes hardercompare military compensation with civilian salary and total benefitsplan for healthcare coverage and continuity of carebuild a financial runway for delayed employment or unexpected transition costsprepare for CIF and equipment turn-in, resolve shortages responsibly, and close out military propertymanage final clearing, DD214 review, household moves, account access, and family recordsadjust to civilian workplace culture and your first months on the outsiderebuild community, belonging, purpose, and a support network after servicerecognize when it is time to ask for career, financial, legal, family, medical, or other helpThis is not a motivational send-off or a collection of generic transition advice. It is a working guide designed to help you make decisions, avoid preventable problems, and close the small gaps that often create the biggest headaches.A substantial companion toolkit is included, with planning systems, decision tools, trackers, worksheets, interview preparation resources, compensation comparisons, healthcare planning, equipment-turn-in tracking, family transition tools, and first-year progress checks.Whether you are separating after one enlistment, retiring after a full career, changing industries, going back to school, entering federal service, starting a business, or still figuring out what comes next, You're Getting Out. NOW WHAT? helps you turn the transition into a plan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

Sprache: Englisch
Verlag: The Center for Lean Business Management, LLC, 2026
Serie: Buch 1 von 3 - NOW WHAT?
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. You're Getting Out. NOW WHAT? is a practical guide for service members preparing to leave the military and build the next phase of life with more clarity, control, and confidence.Military transition is bigger than finding a job. It touches your finances, healthcare, family, records, benefits, housing, identity, equipment turn-in, professional direction, and the first year after service. This book walks through that entire transition, from roughly 12 months before separation or retirement through the first 12 months of civilian life.Inside, you'll learn how to: build a realistic transition timelinetranslate military experience into civilian skills employers understanduse evaluations, OERs, NCOERs, FITREPs, EVALs, awards, and personnel records to recover accomplishments for resumes and interviewscompare private-sector, federal, contracting, education, and entrepreneurship pathsprepare for interviews and convert military experience into strong civilian examplesunderstand the difference between a civilian resume and a federal resume, including the current two-page federal resume standardevaluate SkillBridge, education, and credential opportunitiesorganize service, medical, family, and transition records before access becomes hardercompare military compensation with civilian salary and total benefitsplan for healthcare coverage and continuity of carebuild a financial runway for delayed employment or unexpected transition costsprepare for CIF and equipment turn-in, resolve shortages responsibly, and close out military propertymanage final clearing, DD214 review, household moves, account access, and family recordsadjust to civilian workplace culture and your first months on the outsiderebuild community, belonging, purpose, and a support network after servicerecognize when it is time to ask for career, financial, legal, family, medical, or other helpThis is not a motivational send-off or a collection of generic transition advice. It is a working guide designed to help you make decisions, avoid preventable problems, and close the small gaps that often create the biggest headaches.A substantial companion toolkit is included, with planning systems, decision tools, trackers, worksheets, interview preparation resources, compensation comparisons, healthcare planning, equipment-turn-in tracking, family transition tools, and first-year progress checks.Whether you are separating after one enlistment, retiring after a full career, changing industries, going back to school, entering federal service, starting a business, or still figuring out what comes next, You're Getting Out. NOW WHAT? helps you turn the transition into a plan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …