Mats and Craig, the neighbourhood’s most friendly and approachable crisis managers, delve deeper into Crisis Management – mostly. Taking real-life stories and examples – they try to make sense of the world of crisis management through a broad lens, storifying and exploring across a broader context and wider industries. To storify and condense what it all means into bitesize learning and entertainment.
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Mats and Craig, the neighbourhood’s most friendly and approachable crisis managers, delve deeper into Crisis Management – mostly. Taking real-life stories and examples – they try to make sense of the world of crisis management through a broad lens, storifying and exploring across a broader context and wider industries. To storify and condense what it all means into bitesize learning and entertainment.
From Military to Crisis Management: A Journey, mostly
Mostly Crisis Management Podcast
38 minutes 40 seconds
11 months ago
From Military to Crisis Management: A Journey, mostly
In this episode, Craig and Mats meet Matt Ireland – a former Royal Artillery Officer – to discuss transitioning from military service to crisis management consulting. They explore the challenges faced during this transition, the importance of self-awareness and reflection, and the differences between military and civilian training approaches. The conversation highlights the significance of community support and the need for structured career planning after leaving the military. They also touch on the skills veterans bring to civilian roles and the potential for future discussions on topics like quick planning in crisis management.
Takeaways• Transitioning from military to civilian life can be challenging.• Self-awareness is crucial for successful career transitions.• Reflection helps in understanding past experiences and future goals.• Military training differs significantly from civilian training.• Community support plays a vital role in the transition process.• Career planning is essential after leaving the military.• Veterans possess transferable skills valuable in civilian roles.• Adjusting to a consulting role requires a shift in mindset.• Quick planning is a critical skill in crisis management.• Continuous learning and reflection are important throughout one's career.
Keywordsmilitary transition, crisis management, self-awareness, training, consulting, community support, career planning, reflection, skills transfer, civilian life
Mostly Crisis Management Podcast
Mats and Craig, the neighbourhood’s most friendly and approachable crisis managers, delve deeper into Crisis Management – mostly. Taking real-life stories and examples – they try to make sense of the world of crisis management through a broad lens, storifying and exploring across a broader context and wider industries. To storify and condense what it all means into bitesize learning and entertainment.
