Posted on Jun 30, 2015
What are the top 4 private sector industries for veterans to work in?
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Veterans make important contributions to numerous industries across the private sector but which ones have the greatest representations of veterans and which skill sets are the most sought after?
This article might help to think through the best industries to look into for a private sector job or skills to gain that translate well.
http://blog.rallypoint.com/2015/06/top-4-private-sector-industries-for.html
This article might help to think through the best industries to look into for a private sector job or skills to gain that translate well.
http://blog.rallypoint.com/2015/06/top-4-private-sector-industries-for.html
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Thanks for another great report Rally Point! I'm researching functions and industries within the geographic region I want to work and information like this really helps provide insight into industries where my experience may be more readily accepted. I've already noticed that a regional utility company recruits regularly at the B-school I'll attend, and that in conjunction with a report likes this puts that company on the top of my target list. Elizabeth Malkin LTC Yinon Weiss
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Elizabeth Malkin
CW3 (Join to see), glad they are helpful! The RallyPoint Civilian Careers team is working to get more info and reports like this out to the RP community. Stay tuned.
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Depends on the MOS. An Infantryman trying to get into corporate finance is going to have a tough sell. However, these are the four industries I've seen the most success in - mostly because the MOS easily translates into something civilian employers can understand:
MOS Civilian Sector
MP Physical security
Logisistics/Supply Supply Chain, logistics, freight forwarding
Information Technology Computer and data networks, cyber security
Finance Accounting, auditing, payroll
Notice how none of these are combat MOS's. Moral of that story is if you're in the military for a career, stick to combat arms, but not if you're planning to use the military as a springboard to something else.
MOS Civilian Sector
MP Physical security
Logisistics/Supply Supply Chain, logistics, freight forwarding
Information Technology Computer and data networks, cyber security
Finance Accounting, auditing, payroll
Notice how none of these are combat MOS's. Moral of that story is if you're in the military for a career, stick to combat arms, but not if you're planning to use the military as a springboard to something else.
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