Jerry Welsh ⋅ Middleville, MI Master Military Transition Advisor/HPS GPO ⋅ 30 years experience

Look up Informational Interviewing up and get yourself a good batch of questions ready for a supply chain person at J&J. Be sure to use the terms "I am transitioning out of the military and am looking at supply chain and would like some help/assistance in finding out more about this career." Introduce your self this way, you may need to schedule something later for a call or if in the area a face to to face interview. Always be prepared with questions, and make sure you tell them it will only take 15-20 minutes and stick to that time frame. If they run over, it is on their nickle not yours and is positive. Take a resume a long, but DO NOT GIVE IT unless asked. This is not a job search it is gathering information. By Googling it you will find a list of questions. This is a great way to meet people. Also see if there is a supply chain professional association in your area, find out when they meed and see what it takes to join and go to the meetings. Thanks for your service and God Bless.

Lauren Gilmartin ⋅ New York, NY The Mission Continues ⋅ 4 years experience

Hi Standley,

Welcome to the AdvisorNet Community and thank you for your service in the Navy! If you click on the "Community" tab, you can actually pull up a page of every Advisor on here who works at Johnson & Johnson or any other company. The page for J&J is here: https://acp-advisornet.org/community/company/Johnson+%26+Johnson.

I encourage you to send private messages to several of these Advisors to get some insight on the company. If you have any questions about how to utilize AdvisorNet, please feel free to give our office call and any one of our staff members will be happy to help you.

Have a great week!

Best,
Lauren
ACP AdvisorNet Staff