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Liliana Perez
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Yo tenía una entrevista con Sodexo ayer 23 de Octubre ya las 3:00pm yonlain y no me llamaron

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chrystal seitz
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Michelle Barnes,CPS.S Smokey Point,WA.Hows HOGLAND'S TRANSFER TRUCKING,ALBERT EVERETT HOGLAND,5528 Lakewood Rd. STANWOOD WA. 98292 and Kenneth Cowerize doing these days on a DWII. AMAZING that You would be interested in FUEL TRANSPORTATION. SNOHOMISH COUNTY, WA. WANTS TO TALK TO YOU WESTPORT 7/30/2006 at 7:30pm. CHRYSTAL L. SEITZ 10-16-74.

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Scott Silvers
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over 6 months ago

When you volunteered to serve your country, what was the driving factor that caused you to make that decision?..

#oath #sacrafice #military

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Scott Silvers
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over 6 months ago

Do you ever wish you could go back in, join up again? I do. I have for a long time. They said I was too old at 39. What I miss the most is the camaraderie, the feeling of having a team that counts on me, the knowing my team has my back. I remember the beginning of basic training, thinking, "What the hell am I doing here?" And then on graduation day, my thoughts were, "I don't ever want to leave." The way we were taught how to depend on each other had created such an emotional bond between us, that I just couldn't imagine going on to somewhere else around different soldiers... What did you feel? How has that feeling affected you in your civilian jobs? Would you go back?.. #Military #camaraderie #teamwork #memories

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Andre’a Garrison
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over 6 months ago
  1. Operations manager (The BLS projects 7% job growth through 2031)
  2. Computer Information systems managers (The BLS projects 16% job growth through 2031)
  3. Customer service (While the BLS projects -4% job growth through 2031, the fact that it’s third on the list means it’s in demand with the 2023 Military Friendly Employers.)
  4. Computer systems analyst ( The BLS projects 7% job growth through 2031)
  5. Cyber security analyst (The BLS projects 35% job growth through 2031)

#careerdiscovery #jobsearch #veterans #military

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Andre’a Garrison
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over 6 months ago

After spending years serving our country , you are discharged for whatever reason and you are ready to return to civilian life and the civilian workforce. It is not always easy to transition from military to civilian life. Some military professionals enter into the civilian workforce and are unsure where to even begin .

 The good news is that service develops integrity , responsibility and perseverance, all qualities that appeal to employers in the civilian world. In fact, many US employers have recruiters who look specifically for candidates with military backgrounds . When job searching, search for employers who prefer military background , also ensure that you let your recruiter know about your service as well as the skills you acquired while in service. If you have any tips for our servicemen and women entering the civilian workforce please put them in the chat. 

#motivation #wordsofadvice #military #veteran

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Arnold Samuel
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over 6 months ago

I have work for military sealift command over twenty years, Military Sealift Command, are the back bones of the Military but we are Civilians working on the ships. We supply what every the military needs. We travel around the world and help support others countries in need. We supplied from a food personal medical fuel ammunition, at sea we help support ships small boats in need of help. Every week we trained to fight fire and how to keep the ship a Float, we also trained on Safety. Working for military sealift command it’s up to you how far you want to grow, you have the choice to choose you will learned lots of things and also see lots of bad things. I can tell you this you will learn things you never thought you will be able to do. You will travel around the world and meet l of people and make friends.

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Clever Wole David
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over 6 months ago
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Clever Wole David
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David Hooser
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over 6 months ago

Some of the most up to date real time tracking software and hardware, as well as being valued as a integrally important part of the whole process, i.e. proper recognition that I was important and what I did was important. Our Dept. was treated like they didn't care, just a #, so easily replaced. #wordsofadvice

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Michael mahoney
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over 6 months ago

Free Veterans home care when needed.

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