Career Services

Eagle Impact

Mission: Advancing Success of  Post-Service Individuals and the companies that employ them

Be The Eagle. Employ The Eagle.

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Employment Recruitment Specialists

Eagle Impact always prioritizes its search for candidates imbued with the guiding attributes of service, sacrifice, strength, courage, honor, commitment, and respect. Most of Eagle Impact candidates became imbued through service adversity, including armed forces, first responders, service spouses; plus educational and medical vocations.

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Career Services

Eagle Impact, is a Candidate-focused recruitment agency. We believe that good companies keep good candidates. We also believe that no amount of good recruitment can sustain bad retention scenarios. We expect to be our candidates’ recruitment agency for their whole Career Life – Borne of Service – Be The Eagle. Employ The Eagle.

 

Career Coaching

Your career choices post-service can feel overwhelming. What will I do next? We have been there, we will help you.

Career Opportunities

Take advantage of our career opportunity listings. These positions are looking for candidates (Eagles) ready to perform.

Trusted Partners

Eagle Impact teams up with leading organizations nationwide who value the attributes of the Eagle and are looking for YOU.

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Skills and Attributes of the Eagle

The Eagle from a service adversity experience develops these skills and has a propensity to carry on with them throughout their lives since they gained these skills through an early stage of development. Therefore, if you want to be The Eagle you must employ the eagle attributes (The Eagle skills) Service, Sacrifice, Strength, Courage, Honor, Commitment, and Respect.

SERVICE & SACRIFICE

The skills of Service & Sacrifice. Being humble with a servant heart.

STRENGTH

The skill of Strength. Strength is faith beyond yourself. Strength is knowing that you have a team around you to support you in whatever task lies in front of you. Strength allows you to move forward in confidence and faith.

COURAGE

The skill of Courage. Courage is speaking up for what is right. Knowing that there will be an after action report accounting for what is occurring, The Eagle is able to do what is right, proceeding with Courage.

HONOR

The skill of Honor. Honor is doing what you say you will do. The skill of Honor allows you the ability to follow through. Employers recognize that follow-through is a rare and valuable attribute today.

COMMITMENT

The skill of Commitment. Commitment is a sense of duty to the mission or task ahead of you. Commitment allows the individual to see through and around obstacles and innovate solutions. Commitment brings innovation.

RESPECT

The skill of Respect. Respect is not only having reverence for elders; but also showing respect for youth and giving mutual respect to all. Respect is having a high regard for others no matter their diversity from you. Respect is the key to getting along with others and accomplishing together (collaboration).

My Career Life

Borne of Service
 
So, Eagle, where are you within this Dapple? (see the stages below)
 
Did you get out at the four-year point and are you now halfway through your fledge stage?
 
Did you make it all the way to 20 and choose instead of retirement going into a second career hitting your stride almost immediately?
 
Can you see the different colors for different years signifying different roles, or different duty stations and/or different jobs when in civilian sector?
 
Long gone are the days when most people stay at a company for a full career. This dapple signifies more closely the way in which careers nowadays are looking. This dapple graphic represents a look ahead to get The Eagle thinking about their future career life.
Service Phase
The gray dappled area begins the career in service and steps down, depending on when the individual leaves service. 
Fledge Phase
Someone could leave service after a four-year enlistment, and then head directly into the yellow phase which is the Fledgling Eagle – much caution – as transitioning into the civilian workforce occurs. If someone leaves service after eight years of service, then the fledge phase can be less intensive. 
Stride Phase
The dappled area turns to blue at the 20-year-point signifying the time which The Eagle begins the stride phase of their career. Most individuals will begin enjoying a more stabilized career at the 20-year point, hitting their stride! Notice the focal point where all of the colored dapple areas come together is at the 20-year-point where an individual can directly retire from service and go directly into retirement (if he or she so chooses). 
 
Retire Phase
The green dappled area represents retirement and is intermixed with stride as many people can choose to approach retirement indirectly or directly.

Testimonial

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“Highly motivated, detail oriented leader who challenges his team to meet the highest quality and follow all standards in satisfying the needs of our customers.”
Michelle Vennie
Johnson & Johnson
“A detail and people-oriented leader that thrives in complex environments. He is hardworking, and of the greatest moral fiber.”
Jennifer Robinson
CMC Energy Services
“Will deal with you honestly and very good at pulling people and professionals together.”
Scott Sine
GEM

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If you have a service background and are looking for career support, please use the form to request more information. We will be in touch with you to review your needs and goals.

Be The Eagle employ The Eagle.  – Skills and Attributes of the Eagle:

 

  • SERVICE & SACRIFICE
  • STRENGTH
  • COURAGE
  • HONOR
  • COMMITMENT
  • RESPECT
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