Over the last several months, I have been updating my resume. I have attended several resume seminars, workshops, and had personal one-on-one coaching. We discussed the best methods to present my experiences, education, and military career. The interesting thing is when I talk with 10 professional resume writers, I get 10 different opinions. Most agree that your resume will be looked at for seven seconds, so you need to make an immediate impact. Another agreement is that every resume needs to be edited for the position. Companies use an Applicant Tracking System (ATS) to manage the hiring process. The ATS looks at your resume and will disqualify if you do not meet the requisites for the job. A human might not see your resume. I have a resume template and when I apply to a role, I edit the template to match the requirements.

A new King's Court article about taking a videotape class and Airman Leadership School.

250 Steps an Hour for 13 Hours: 5 of 7 Days
Missed Thursday and Sunday 😞