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Candyce Maglio's blog ::A Lean, Mean Shitting Machine










According               to               the               Ohio               Department               of               Job               and               Family               Services,               the               unemployment               rate               in               Ohio               was               10.8               percent               as               of               May               2009.

At               that               time,               Greene               County               reported               9.5               percent               unemployment,               one-tenth               of               a               point               higher               than               the               national               average.

As               these               numbers               continue               to               climb,               many               people               in               Greene               and               surrounding               counties               are               hoping               the               BRAC               initiatives               at               Wright-Patterson               Air               Force               Base               will               bring               new               jobs.

BRAC               is               the               2005               Defense               Base               Closure               and               Realignment               Commission               established               by               Congress               to               ensure               the               integrity               of               the               base               closure               and               realignment               process.

As               military               installations               are               reorganized,               closed               or               expanded,               BRAC               serves               as               oversight               to               the               entire               process.
               The               realignment               of               these               facilities               can               drastically               affect               the               surrounding.

Fortunately               for               the               Miami               Valley,               the               BRAC               changes               at               WPAFB               will               result               in               about               1,200               new               jobs,               approximately               half               of               which               are               civilian.

Additional               off-base               facilities               will               also               generate               additional               high-tech               civilian               jobs.

Of               course               job               prospects               with               WPAFB               are               not               limited               to               BRAC               realignments.
               Employing               over               23,000               workers,               WPAFB               has               many               employment               opportunities               available               to               civilians.

According               to               Darryl               Mayer,               a               spokes               person               in               the               WPAFB               Office               of               Public               Affairs,               "People               can               often               find               the               process               of               applying               for               a               federal               job               at               the               base               somewhat               intimidating."
               "People               who               are               interested               in               civilian               employment               on               the               base               should               visit               the               Office               of               Personnel               Management               web               site,               www.usajobs.com,"               Mayer               said.

"The               site               lists               current               jobs               and               application               procedures               for               positions               throughout               federal               government."               Mayer               said               the               application               procedure               is               generally               what               frightens               off               job               seekers.
               "It               is               a               very               involved               process,"               he               said.

"There               is               a               specific               format               for               everything,               even               your               resume,               which               must               be               followed               precisely."               Mayer               said               that               if               people               are               willing               to               do               the               work,               it               might               just               pay               off.

Mayer               suggested               that               anyone               interested               in               applying               for               jobs               with               the               U.S.

Government,               should               go               online               to               www.wpafb.af.mil               and               click               on               "employment."
               In               searching               today's               job               listings,               many               displaced               manufacturing               workers               may               be               confronted               by               the               need               to               acquire               new               skills               in               order               to               be               competitive               with               younger,               more               educated               candidates.

Even               today,               many               jobs               go               unfilled               because               of               a               lack               of               proper               training.
               Dr.

Jeanette               Davy               is               a               professor               of               business               management               at               the               Raj               Soin               College               of               Business               at               Wright               State               University.

"The               biggest               problem               these               companies               face               is               a               lack               of               people               with               the               right               skills               and               education               for               the               new               jobs,"               Davy               said.

"The               last               employment               estimate               I               saw               from               the               Dayton               Chamber               of               Commerce               reported               20,000               positions               that               went               unfilled               because               candidates               lack               the               proper               skills               to               do               the               work."
               With               revenue               down               and               companies               doing               everything               they               can               to               streamline               operations,               employer-provided               training               and               tuition               reimbursement               may               not               be               an               option.

Job               hunters               who               are               interested               in               a               particular               position               should               contact               the               employer               directly               to               find               out               what               educational               background               is               required.
               In               addition               to               upgrading               technical               skills,               some               people               will               have               to               brush               up               on               the               etiquette               of               business               and               how               to               make               themselves               stand               out               from               all               of               the               other               job               candidates.

Like               the               saying               goes,               there               is               only               one               chance               at               a               good               first               impression               which               could               mean               the               difference               between               a               high-paying               job               with               an               engineering               firm               or               flipping               burgers               at               a               fast               food               joint.
               Once               employed,               the               individual               needs               to               know               how               to               behave               in               order               to               keep               the               position               and,               indeed,               progress.

Leah               Hawthorn               is               an               expert               in               this               area.

"Eighty-five               percent               of               the               reason               you               get               a               job,               you               keep               a               job,               and               get               promoted               is               because               of               your               social               and               people               skills,"               she               said.
               Hawthorn               is               a               certified               business               image               and               etiquette               coach               and               owner               of               Advanced               Business               Image               &               Etiquette               (ABI)               in               Dayton               (www.advancedbusinessimageandetiquette.com).

She               suggested               that               people               who               lost               a               manufacturing               job               will               most               likely               need               to               look               for               work               in               other               industries               and               different               work               environments.

That,               she               said,               will               require               some               adjustment               on               their               part.
               "Candidates               have               to               be               able               to               walk               into               the               interview               with               confidence               and               know               how               to               enter               the               room               properly,"               Hawthorn               said.

"They               need               to               know               how               to               dress               properly               for               that               interview,               how               to               make               eye               contact               and               use               their               other               soft               (people)               skills."               Knowing               the               right               people               can               help               to               advance               a               career.
               "In               a               professional               business,               networking               is               the               key,               Hawthorn               said.

"Take               the               initiative               and               utilize               social               networking               on               the               internet,               like               LinkedIn,               that's               the               way               everything               is               going."               She               noted               that               social               networking               sites               are               also               an               excellent               resource               where               people               can               post               resumes               and               advertise               their               skill               set               to               potential               employers.




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