Making the transition to Washington

Diane Cochran has worked in the Departments of the Navy, Air Force, Energy, and the Office of Personnel Management, at a variety of locations in the continental...

What’s it like to make the move from a field office to headquarters in Washington?

Diane Cochran has worked in the Departments of the Navy, Air Force, Energy, and the Office of Personnel Management, at a variety of locations in the continental United States and abroad. She shares what it’s like to make the transition to working and living in D.C.

Cochran is currently the principal of human capital services at Kelly, Anderson and Associates.

Check out more from the series, “Talk Back to D.C.

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