Sep 27, 2018 by Karen Diaz
PCS, TDY, BAH, PPP, and MyCAA were all acronyms I had never heard of before getting married to my spouse, who serves in the Army. When we married, I made a quick transition to a lifestyle that had been unfamiliar to me. There were new programs and services to learn, along with a vocabulary that...
Continue ReadingSep 20, 2018 by Cindy Wiley
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2018), the job outlook for human resource managers, for 2016-2026, is expected to be 9% faster than the average for all occupations. Job opportunities exist as well in the organization management industry as employers continue to use outside firms to assist with some of their human...
Continue ReadingSep 17, 2018 by Daniel Sloan
Studying for a doctorate is unlike anything you’ll ever experience in your life. As a working adult in a Doctor of Business Administration program like myself, expect to be pushed to the limit, challenged, and overwhelmed. But if you crave adventure and are passionate about learning, then it could be a great opportunity for...
Continue ReadingSep 12, 2018 by Mark A. Weedon
The next concept to take hold of in the REINS (Resume, Education, Interview, Networking, and Service) of transition discussion is Education. Many people fail to realize how fortunate we are to have had the military professional development models in place, and leaders pushing us to continue the education process, whether military education or civilian.
I...
Continue ReadingSep 7, 2018 by Chaunte Myers
Strategies for time management should be identified at the very beginning of any life-changing transition, goal, program, or work project to ensure not only completion, but an accurate completion. Time is the heartbeat, the dictator, and the ultimate metric that will determine if you’re considered to be ahead or…behind.
I just completed my third week as...
Continue ReadingSep 5, 2018 by Cindy Wiley
Leadership refers to the ability of a person to motivate and inspire others towards a common goal. It is a critical management skill in the corporate world. A good leader has multiple skills, including honesty and integrity, commitment and passion, and decision-making capabilities.
Many believe that these skills cannot be taught, but Trident professor Dr. Stefan...
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