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New program teaches transitioning soldiers how to properly fluff Résumé
FORT DRUM, NY — Army officials have announced a new program for transitioning soldiers they say will help curb veteran unemployment and help them fluff their résumés even better than their civilian counterparts.
The Soldier To Civilian Work Program (SCWP) is designed to help soldiers assess their skills and help them get a head-start into the civilian world.
Lt. Gen. Thomas Bostick believes this is an important step to help military members transition from the battlefield into the office.
"Many soldiers leave the Army with no idea of how to fill out a résumé, or even how to behave in a job interview. Our goal with the SCWP is to teach these soldiers that on your list of previous experiences, it's not okay to put 'Hadji Killing 08-10.'"
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