Monthly Archives: March 2009
Good to Great – Why it’s still one of the most important business books.
Good to Great by Jim Collins is one of the key books in the Cameron-Brooks Reading Program because the principles he outlines are enduring for leaders and leading organizations. In the past few months, several candidates have pointed out that … Continue reading
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Challenges Create Leadership Opportunities for Cameron-Brooks Alumni and Candidates
There is a silver lining for leaders in today’s tough economic climate. While challenging, the problems create opportunities for leaders to bring value to their organization. Those currently serving, or who have previously served in military leadership positions during war … Continue reading
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Lincoln Letters – timeless method for controlling emotions and frustrations
I have four children at home; girls ages 9, 7 and 18 months and one boy age 3. Quite often they get frustrated and angry with another. Those of you with children can understand. My two oldest daughters always seem to … Continue reading
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The Economy – How is it Impacting Cameron-Brooks Candidates’ Career Searches?
We are staying in close contact with all of the candidates enrolled in the Cameron-Brooks Development and Preparation Program during this unique economy. Whether or not you are enrolled in our program, this posting will provide you with information on … Continue reading
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Common JMO Concerns About a Military to Corporate America Transition
If you have concerns about transitioning from the military to business, you are not alone. In this market, you should have concerns as the economy continues to struggle. However, your concerns are probably not unique. I have been working at Cameron-Brooks for … Continue reading
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Demonstrating you leadership during an interview.
I am doing several mock interviews with candidates preparing for the Cameron-Brooks April 2009 Conference. I am finding some are doing a very good job of connecting their military experience to key competencies and functional experience to the questions I … Continue reading
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Suggested Reading for Military to Corporate Transition
After my last post about the importance of preparation and reading, I figured I would get questions about what to read. Below are suggested readings for a potential transition from military to business. (We have a more comprehensive Reading Program© … Continue reading
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Developing Your Knowledge Before You Make the Transition from the Military to Corporate America
What do you know about Lean Manufacturing, Total Productive Maintenance, Kaizen, or Consultative Selling? How about Six Sigma, Process Excellence, Self-Directed Work Teams, Risk Management or Change Management? The JMO candidates who have succeeded in their career search understood … Continue reading
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Introduction to the Cameron-Brooks Blog
All of us at Cameron-Brooks are excited to launch our new blog. In the last 3 years, we have worked very hard to provide more up to date information to reach more junior military officers and Cameron-Brooks Alumni. The military … Continue reading
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