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Let’s talk about professional stalking. No, not the creepy kind. We’re talking about the career-growing kind.The kind that helps you figure out what roles you want, how to land them, and who can help. If you’re transitioning out of the military, LinkedIn is one of your best tools. And if you’re not using it to “stalk” people a little bit… you’re doing it wrong. Here’s how to make LinkedIn your secret weapon 👇 1. Stalk People With Your Future Job Want to be a project manager?Cybersecurity...
Some people leave the military with a crystal-clear plan for their civilian career. Others… not so much. (I definitely did not). If you’re feeling unsure about what you want to do next, you’re far from alone—and you’re not behind. Transition is the perfect time to explore. The key is doing it with a bit of structure. Here’s how to start figuring it out 👇 Talk to People Living the Life You’re Considering It sounds simple, but it works. Pick a role or industry you’re curious about—whether it’s...
I recently caught up with a friend who just wrapped up their SkillBridge internship. When they started planning their transition out of the Navy, they were worried… worried their experience wouldn’t translate, worried they’d feel out of place, and worried no one would take their skills seriously. But instead of letting that uncertainty win, they jumped into a SkillBridge internship with a federal agency’s legal team. They asked questions, volunteered for everything, and made sure their...