As a tool to aide in "de-militarizing" your résumé, pass this one right on by. It's a poorly disguised generic how to write a résumé book that offers a few good suggestions in general, but nothing specific to the military. Nothing is addressed about the unique mind-set and terminology that is so predominant in the military, nor does it address the need to translate military terminology and phraseology into non-military friendly wording.If you're looking for information on how to transition your résumé into something head-hunters and potential employees would be interested in, keep looking. There are other books that actually understand what it is to be in the military as well as what civilian employers are looking for. I just wish I'd saved my money on this one.