James’s story

James’s transition

James served as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army. His transition story has two chapters, and Best Military Resume was there for both.

Chapter one: James landed a GS-13 Budget Analyst position. The remarkable part is that he had never spent a single day as a finance or budget professional. He also had a tentative job offer for another GS-13 that he had to turn down. On one day alone, he had three interviews scheduled. Managing his interview calendar became the challenge. That is the kind of problem every job seeker wants to have.

James called BMR a godsend for federal applications. His success rate for getting referred and interviewed was phenomenal. He credits the platform with getting his resume past the gatekeepers and into the hands of hiring managers.

That is exactly what Best Military Resume was designed to do. In the federal hiring process, getting referred is the hardest part. Once the resume lands on the hiring manager's desk, the veteran's experience speaks for itself. BMR helped James clear that critical hurdle again and again.

Chapter two: Concerned about a potential reduction in force, James came back to BMR and started a second job search. After more than a dozen interviews and two job offers, he accepted a Business Analyst position that cut his commute by more than 550 miles per week.

Two transitions. Two successful outcomes. Both built on resumes from Best Military Resume. He did not just use BMR once. He came back when circumstances changed, and it delivered again.