Safeguarding Your Federal Career: 3 Must-Do Steps Before Transitioning
- S2E31
- 08:35
- May 20th 2025
In this episode, Alisha discusses critical strategies for federal employees who may be facing job uncertainty. With years of experience navigating the unique dynamics of federal employment, Alisha offers clear and practical advice for anyone considering a transition to the private sector.
š” What You'll Learn:
- Why your EOPF (Electronic Official Personnel Folder) is more valuable than you think ā and how to safely download and store it
- The importance of saving comprehensive benefit information, including retirement and insurance details
- How your past performance ratings can strengthen your resume and future applications
Whether you're proactively planning a career shift or reacting to potential downsizing, these steps are essential for protecting your professional history and future options.
š Donāt wait until itās too lateātake control of your documentation now.
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Finding a new career path after leaving the military can be a challenging and stressful process. On the Career Compass with Alisha D Brown, veterans and transitioning military members can discover valuable strategies to simplify their career transition. Alisha provides helpful advice on creating compelling resumes and building successful careers, which can significantly reduce the frustrations associated with this transition period.
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Meet the Host
As a Career Development Consultant, much of my knowledge and expertise exude from my career as a federal Human Resource Specialist of 14 years. I am a Veteran of the United States Navy, where I honorably served for ten years, five months, and 16 days (Iāll never forget those numbers!). I graduated from Saint Leo University, a well-known and veteran-friendly educational institution, where I earned my bachelorās degree in HR Management with a minor in Psychology.