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Service Members Must Network
Sometimes the expression, "it's who you know," is true when it comes to your job search. By meeting people involved in an industry, you can gain valuable insight into a profession and get your name out. This will help you build a network of contacts. You never know, one of those contacts might be trying to fill a position or able to give you a job lead.
Important Networking Tips
Get organized -- Prepare a summary of your skills and the type of position you want.
Set realistic goals -- Create a plan for yourself that's easy to reach, such as obtaining three or four new contacts a week.
Be prepared -- Effectively communicate your strengths and career goals.
Be organized -- Keep a record of each person you've spoken to, including their full name, phone number and/or e-mail, plus notes from your conversation.
Follow up -- Make sure to thank a contact for his or her time, and stay in touch on a regular basis.
Networking can be an invaluable resource and help you with your job search. And while you're still in the service, don't forget to take advantage of 100% Military Tuition Assistance, which allows you to enroll in military education courses at no cost to you.
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