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How AI Can Help You Land Your Dream Job
Artificial intelligence can set you apart from the rest of the job-seeking crowd. Find out how.
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You've reached the registration page of a MOAA event that's already taken place. But don't worry: We have plenty of upcoming webinars, seminars, career fairs, and much more for members and nonmembers alike. Below are a few links to help you get started:
Have questions? We're happy to answer them: Contact our Member Service Center at (800) 234-6622 or email MSC@moaa.org for more information.
Artificial intelligence can set you apart from the rest of the job-seeking crowd. Find out how.
This workshop takes on topics skipped by programs geared toward active duty servicemembers.
Get expert advice on areas of interest for those nearing federal retirement or already out of the office.
Register now for a special online event that will help you navigate all types of professional transition.
Register for our annual event and support members of the uniformed services community in need.
Want a leg up in this growing field? Our panel of experts can help.
Can’t make the webinar? No problem. Register now and we’ll send you a link to the recording.
Do you think a job interview is just an opportunity to give the company a dazzling performance about how great a candidate you are? If so, think again.
How you engage with interviewers certainly is important, but there is a lot of advance work before you get to that point. Only a portion of the preparation you will do is about you, the candidate: The rest is about the company itself.
Why is it crucial to know anything about the company beforehand -- isn’t that what the interview is for? How and where do you find specific details about the company? Does any of this affect your ability to get an actual offer of employment? Can advance preparation have an impact on your level of satisfaction with the company after you start working for them? This webinar answers these questions and others, exploring what you need to know to position yourself to be as successful as possible in both the interview and in your new role. You'll also have a chance to get your own questions answered.
As MOAA career transition consultants, we work with transitioning servicemembers to help them prepare for their change in career. Understanding what to do and when to do it can be a daunting prospect, whether you are a servicemember preparing to hang up your uniform, a veteran making a change in your civilian career, or a military spouse navigating a career on the move.
This career development webinar will provide information and advice to help you be as prepared as possible when you meet your prospective employer during the all-important interview.
Join MOAA’s program director for career transition services, Capt. Patricia Cole, USN (Ret), to help guide you toward the next step on your transition journey.
MOAA Premium and Life members have access to all recorded MOAA webinars at any time via MOAA’s Webinar Archive. Want to join MOAA? See MOAA.org/join for details.
Thank you for visiting the Military Officers Association of America at MOAA.org!
You've reached the registration page of a MOAA event that's already taken place. But don't worry: We have plenty of upcoming webinars, seminars, career fairs, and much more for members and nonmembers alike. Below are a few links to help you get started:
Have questions? We're happy to answer them: Contact our Member Service Center at (800) 234-6622 or email MSC@moaa.org for more information.
Artificial intelligence can set you apart from the rest of the job-seeking crowd. Find out how.
This workshop takes on topics skipped by programs geared toward active duty servicemembers.
Get expert advice on areas of interest for those nearing federal retirement or already out of the office.
Register now for a special online event that will help you navigate all types of professional transition.
Register for our annual event and support members of the uniformed services community in need.
Want a leg up in this growing field? Our panel of experts can help.
Can’t make the webinar? No problem. Register now and we’ll send you a link to the recording.
Do you think a job interview is just an opportunity to give the company a dazzling performance about how great a candidate you are? If so, think again.
How you engage with interviewers certainly is important, but there is a lot of advance work before you get to that point. Only a portion of the preparation you will do is about you, the candidate: The rest is about the company itself.
Why is it crucial to know anything about the company beforehand -- isn’t that what the interview is for? How and where do you find specific details about the company? Does any of this affect your ability to get an actual offer of employment? Can advance preparation have an impact on your level of satisfaction with the company after you start working for them? This webinar answers these questions and others, exploring what you need to know to position yourself to be as successful as possible in both the interview and in your new role. You'll also have a chance to get your own questions answered.
As MOAA career transition consultants, we work with transitioning servicemembers to help them prepare for their change in career. Understanding what to do and when to do it can be a daunting prospect, whether you are a servicemember preparing to hang up your uniform, a veteran making a change in your civilian career, or a military spouse navigating a career on the move.
This career development webinar will provide information and advice to help you be as prepared as possible when you meet your prospective employer during the all-important interview.
Join MOAA’s program director for career transition services, Capt. Patricia Cole, USN (Ret), to help guide you toward the next step on your transition journey.
MOAA Premium and Life members have access to all recorded MOAA webinars at any time via MOAA’s Webinar Archive. Want to join MOAA? See MOAA.org/join for details.