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Navigating the Transition: A Veteran's Guide to Excelling in Corporate Networking
Dive into the essential guide tailored specifically for veterans making the leap from military service to the corporate "Navigating the A Veteran's Guide to Excelling in Corporate Networking" by Algrish C. Williams, Sr.
With over 200,000 veterans transitioning annually, the challenges of finding and keeping meaningful employment post-service are significant. Algrish C. Williams, Sr., drawing on personal experience and extensive research, sheds light on this critical phase of a veteran's journey. According to Korn Ferry, a staggering 43% of veterans depart their initial post-military roles within the first year, with 80% leaving before completing their second year. But it doesn't have to be this way.
In this empowering book, Williams serves as a beacon for veterans navigating the unfamiliar terrain of the private sector. Through anecdotes of resilience, actionable strategies, and a roadmap for success, he equips veterans with the tools they need to not only survive but thrive in their corporate endeavors.
Discover how to cultivate mental toughness, forge authentic connections, and transform setbacks into stepping stones. Williams doesn't just offer advice; he provides a blueprint for success, honed through his experiences and those of countless veterans he's helped along the way.
As you journey through the pages of "Navigating the Transition," you'll find yourself inspired, guided, and fortified with the unwavering belief that your unique strengths can indeed illuminate a clear path toward new horizons.
Remember, success is a team sport, and with this book as your guide, you're guaranteed to unlock the keys to a successful transition.
With over 200,000 veterans transitioning annually, the challenges of finding and keeping meaningful employment post-service are significant. Algrish C. Williams, Sr., drawing on personal experience and extensive research, sheds light on this critical phase of a veteran's journey. According to Korn Ferry, a staggering 43% of veterans depart their initial post-military roles within the first year, with 80% leaving before completing their second year. But it doesn't have to be this way.
In this empowering book, Williams serves as a beacon for veterans navigating the unfamiliar terrain of the private sector. Through anecdotes of resilience, actionable strategies, and a roadmap for success, he equips veterans with the tools they need to not only survive but thrive in their corporate endeavors.
Discover how to cultivate mental toughness, forge authentic connections, and transform setbacks into stepping stones. Williams doesn't just offer advice; he provides a blueprint for success, honed through his experiences and those of countless veterans he's helped along the way.
As you journey through the pages of "Navigating the Transition," you'll find yourself inspired, guided, and fortified with the unwavering belief that your unique strengths can indeed illuminate a clear path toward new horizons.
Remember, success is a team sport, and with this book as your guide, you're guaranteed to unlock the keys to a successful transition.
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Published May 16, 2024
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May 19, 2024
A Must Have Guide for Veterans
This book is an absolute must-have for all military veterans. It’s extremely comprehensive, and the author leverages a variety of tools to deliver a practical guide, full of real world experiences.
There are definitions of key terms, interview techniques, first hand accounts of success, and a ton more. I’m excited and thankful that I came across this book during my transition.
I highly recommend it.
This book is an absolute must-have for all military veterans. It’s extremely comprehensive, and the author leverages a variety of tools to deliver a practical guide, full of real world experiences.
There are definitions of key terms, interview techniques, first hand accounts of success, and a ton more. I’m excited and thankful that I came across this book during my transition.
I highly recommend it.
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