Operation: Resume: 4 - Battlefield Phases to a Targeted Resume

ISBN-13: 9781496155610 / Angielski / Miękka / 2014 / 158 str.

MR Bruce L. Benedict

Opis

This is the full color version of Operation Resume. This Field Manual gives you a step-by-step method in which to write your own resume. This Field Manual will help all transitioning military personnel, federal government employees, defense contractors and other Department of Defense personnel in their search for defense contracting employment. This Field Manual uses an easily identifiable analogy between military doctrine and defense contracting resume writing. The scenario used is one that will translate vacancy announcement analysis to that of the military's Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield (IPB). This field manual encourages you to use the military doctrine used when deploying to combat zones to transitioning to the civilian workforce. The field manual analogy identifies the Hiring Manager as the Enemy and the vacancy announcement as the battlefield. In order to win the war, you must successfully accomplish each objective on the battlefield (vacancy announcement) in order to target the Enemy accurately. The idea in preparing the 4-Battlefield Phases to a Targeted Resume Field Manual was to design a manual for those with a military or Defense Department background. Ironically, most manuals are hundreds of pages long but of little use to the novice resume writer. Such manuals become too lengthy to read and only lead to confusion. In this manual, 4-Battlefield Phases to a Targeted Resume, the primary mission was to design a manual that everyone could read and understand, while training you to enhance your own experiences in resume building. There are no secrets to resume writing. However, there are specific principles to which you must adhere in order to secure an interview and ultimately a job. This manual should be read from front to back. This method of reading is encouraged in order to obtain the true context from which the principles of targeted resumes are presented. As you progress through the manual the associations with military terminology, lexicon and methodology is critical and, therefore, require a thorough understanding. The only way to reach this pinnacle of understanding is to read this material sequentially, ensuring you completely understand the principles by which competitive defense contractor resumes are built. Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield is what the military uses to prepare for battle. The Army explains it in detail within Field Manual 34-130 and describes Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield as "the systematic, continuous process of analyzing the threat and environment in a specific geographic area." For those readers who are not familiar with military terminology or methodology, please do not worry. Although the term Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield and other military acronyms are used throughout this manual, great effort and special thought has been taken in describing each as thoroughly as possible. As a matter of fact, after reading this manual, it is quite possible that you will better understand military methods and terms as it relates to a real battlefield, while associating these activities to a resume and vacancy announcement. The field manual details the procedures to follow in preparing Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield for defense contractor related positions, using battlefield illustrations and descriptions while applying the Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield process for various types of vacancy announcements. This manual is intended to serve as a guide for the use of Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield by military and/or defense department transitioning professionals, defense contractors and federal government employees. It is intended to be a working guide so you can apply the fundamentals of the Intelligence Preparation of the Battlefield process to any and all vacancy announcements, resumes and cover letters."

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