Mike Mignano ⋅ Greenwich, CT Weeden & Co, LP ⋅ 19 years experience

Chris,

Send me your resume...

Mike Mignano
Senior Managing Director
Human Resources
145 Mason Street
Greenwich, CT 06830
Office: 203-861-7603
mmignano@weedenco.com
www.weedenco.com

Bob Molluro ⋅ Wilmington, DE Benchmark Consulting Services ltd. ⋅ 30 years experience

Chris I left this out of my earlier response. I think you will find this discussion of value. Click on this link:
https://www.abraham.com/50-shades-of-jay/the-add-doctor-is-in/

Bob Molluro ⋅ Wilmington, DE Benchmark Consulting Services ltd. ⋅ 30 years experience

Chris asking others to tell you what you should consider by looking at your resume is a step in the wrong direction. My advice is try to determine first what you are passionate about. You will hear that once you find your passion and pursue it you aren't working , you are enjoying. Isn't that what people really want? A more joyful life filled with great experiences. Eventually the bottom line question is how are you going to contribute to others?
If you want a much broader perspective of what is possible become a follower of Jay Abraham. Here is my links to Jay's works https://www.abraham.com/50-shades-of-jay/. Take the time to watch as much of these fascinating discussions as possible. You will begin to get the answers to the questions on what should you do next. Warmly, Bob Molluro

Michael Del Vecchio ⋅ Killingworth, CT U.S. Army, Staff Sergeant ⋅ 3 years served

Use the google MOS cross-walk - search on "jobs for veterans" - this may help steer your efforts. Also, I was a CTO at a major firm - I may be able to assist on the resume. Send to me when you get a minute.

Good luck.

Louis Schwarz ⋅ Somerville, NJ AIG ⋅ 43 years experience

Hi Chris, Send me a copy of your resume and I will give you some feedback. NYC is a great place to break into industry. I worked in the city for 25 years and it was great. Performance will be key to your success, so be ready..
Good luck.

Joe DeVault ⋅ Newport, MI General Motors ⋅ 24 years experience

Chris,

If you are still taking feedback, feel free to shoot it over to me as well.

David Bisignani ⋅ Youngstown, OH SummaCare ⋅ 15 years experience

Hi Chris,

Thank you for your service and congratulations on attaining your degree and your future marriage. I wish you the best in this endeavor.

I have worked as a developer in IT for many years, primarily working with .NET as a developer. Your post does not specifically state if you are interested in "management" or development. However, if you are interested in development, I can give you some tips on things you can do to help you find appropriate work.

One thing you will need to do is determine what kinds of situations you perform best. For example, are you the sort of person who needs a good deal of organization within the work place? If so, then you'll need to ask questions about how the company is organized. Do you work best within a group or independently? Do you want to be in a leadership position? Is salary and benefits the prime need or is the work you do more important? Are you willing to commute? You already have a wealth of experience that can help you determine which environments will you will perform best in and find some happiness.

Good luck in your search! I hope you find exactly what you are looking for. And let me say that my wife and I have been married for 26 years and it is one of the best things I've ever done. The relationship is worth any sacrifices you will might need to make. We still laugh at little things that happened along the way! Best wishes!

Steve Ruzzini ⋅ Pittsburgh, PA Deloitte ⋅ 7 years experience

Hi Chris,

I'd be happy to take a look at your resume. Also happy to provide advice on the consulting industry, if you have any interest.

Best,
Steve

Scott Gagnon ⋅ Winthrop, MA State Street Corp ⋅ 35 years experience

Hi Chris - shoot it over to me in a private response. I'd be happy to look at it.