Hopefully many of you at yesterday's event in Irving, TX were able to find some solid leads in your career search - if you're a Cowboys fan on top of that, can't get any better, right? Across the Armed Forces, new programs are in place to help you decide who you should be targeting while attending career events, while researching online, networking, and more, all while still on active duty. The Air Force recently joined the tech-driven trend with their own civilian career resource site. The Navy just has taken it to the next level by allowing Sailors access to their COOL program while on board! The USS Theodore Roosevelt is the first ship with access to COOL; here's hoping there are many more, and that many of you are able to take advantage.
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Hello!I got the most relevant information about career manual and one can find a free career test just about anywhere. The most common venue is of course the internet. These assessments are often simple, easy to navigate and can be part of a career center program.
Posted by: career resource | January 04, 2008 at 02:58 AM