How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?

It seems not to help me any. Companies really don't ask me about my military experience even though I have it on my resume. The don't seem impressed with any leadership training I got from the military, they just ask if I'm involved with any professional societies and what leadership experience I had with college clubs.How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?"It seems not to help me any. Companies really don't ask me about my military experience even though I have it on my resume."



military helping with your career after you leave is a myth,



that was part of advertising campaign to recruit and nothing else,How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?
Depends on what type of job you are seeking. But the truth is fewer and fewer people have any real knowledge about the military - they get their "knowledge" from Rambo movies.How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?ZERO,How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?
Depends on what job you have. Some people just join the military for the action and adventure.





everyone, plz answer my question: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?Depends on the job. If the employer actually served then it is usually in your favor. They have a understanding about how you are not going to probably quit if things get hard, most likely you will be on time, and work hard etc.How has the military helped you in your career after getting out?
I was in the Army from 1950-1957. The Army sent me to school to learn Radar Repair and I was assigned after that to The Army Security Agency Headquarters in Germany. There I received all kinds of varied experience designing and constructing different types of electronic equipment to fill the special needs of that type of countermeasures work. After my time was up I had a number of great job offers, one from the CIA and one from a Scientific Instrument Company. I chose to not take the CIA job as the other one had the effect of fostering a lot of research for the better for people as they served both industry, research and medical fields.



If you can arrange to get training in a field that happens to interest you or what knowledge will transfer to civilian life you can get great training worth a lot of money in the future.