OVERSEAS INTEL

overseas, jobs, PMC

You know how to plan, and you have some insight as to how things work overseas. Use the intelligence you’ve obtained and put together a solid plan, building upon what you know and the connections you have already made in the military.

Once you find the right job, apply, and start trying to make connections at that location, using your current virtual network. You may be surprised how many people you know have connections to people in the organizations and locations you desire. We live in a global communications era, so join online social media and discussion groups related to your profession.

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From time to time I randomly read resumes and profiles submitted to our database. What is becoming increasingly apparent is some young professionals simply do not know how to apply for jobs. This is especially true for service members transitioning from the military.

The fundamental lack of understanding of how to sell yourself to a prospective employer could be the problem, so in this article, we are going to focus on your cover letter. Writing a good cover letter is your best shot at getting noticed. If a recruiter dislikes your cover letter, they won’t even look at your resume.

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Private Military Contractors

Private Military Contractors — According to a recent study, the current international security architecture has been undergoing tremendous changes within the last decades. The end of the ColdWar in 1990 has disclosed a number of internal armed conflicts in regions of weak or failed statehood which up to that time were hidden under the covert rivalry of the two superpowers USA and USSR. Since 1990, though, most leading industrial countries have not been willing to intervene in armed conflicts anymore, unless their direct strategic interests were in danger.

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