After the Navy?

[Fmr1833]

My wife's college roommate is a headhunter in Chicago for some of the larger Marketing firms in that area. Military experience plus the right degree equals a hiring hard-on for her clients. That you have little to no experience in the industry takes a backseat to your management experience over people and equipment. Timing is the name of the game according to her, but the things you learn in the military can be VERY desirable to some companies.

An aside: I think it's a safe assumption that none of us will be professional spellers or grammatists post-Navy.

 

[Thisguy]

I personally know guys that got on with Aurthur Anderson, KPMG, CitiGroup in Europe and IBM at very high levels.

Was that pre, or post-Enron?

 

[FrankTheTank]

And if you like flying in the night..

Not real yet... But will be soon.. And pay some serious cash...

 

[NozeMan]

Not real yet... But will be soon.. And pay some serious cash...

What world have you been living in? I fly that all the time!


FS 2004.....someday.....

 

[FrankTheTank]

You fly an Airbus 380... I don't think so! :icon_clow

 

[Purdue]

They all want "diversity" and a military officer (in their minds) is almost as good as getting a panda bear for the local zoo.

I don't know why, for some reason that is the funniest sentence I've read in awhile.

 

[phrogdriver]

Wouldn't this hold true for those "ivey league pricks" mentioned above?

All of those guys were VP by the way.

What about those who are IVY league pricks AND military?:icon_tong

 

[heynowlookout]

What about those who are IVY league pricks AND military?:icon_tong

...AND VP? Those guys are destined to take over the world

 

[wink]

Was that pre, or post-Enron?

Left nearly ten years ago. Was his first job after a post Navy B-school degree.

 

[JD81]

I told him that I didn't fly planes for the sake of flying planes, I flew planes so I could blow **** up.

Best quote ever :icon_mi_6