BusinessWeek – Leaving the Army was a difficult decision. I had already invested eight years of my life in my military career, considering the time spent as an ROTC cadet at Wake Forest University and an active duty tour that took me everywhere from Kansas to Iraq. However, during my deployment I realized that my professional and personal goals weren’t compatible with a lifetime spent in the armed forces. With this in mind, I began the bittersweet process of getting out — and at the same time I had to ask myself the next logical question: Now what?
Operation MBA (BusinessWeek)
BusinessWeek – Leaving the Army was a difficult decision. I had already invested eight years of my life in my military career, considering the time spent as an ROTC cadet at Wake Forest University and an active duty tour that took me everywhere from Kansas to Iraq. However, during my deployment I realized that my professional and personal goals weren’t compatible with a lifetime spent in the armed forces. With this in mind, I began the bittersweet Read the rest of this entry »
Operation MBA (BusinessWeek)
BusinessWeek – Leaving the Army was a difficult decision. I had already invested eight years of my life in my military career, considering the time spent as an ROTC cadet at Wake Forest University and an active duty tour that took me everywhere from Kansas to Iraq. However, during my deployment I realized that my professional and personal goals weren’t compatible with a lifetime spent in the armed forces. With this in mind, I began the bittersweet Read the rest of this entry »