Your fave threads might just not be the right thing to wear to that interview! How you present yourself during an interview can impact your success as much as the information on your resume, and showing up dressed inappropriately is an easy way to get off on the wrong foot. In today’s more casual work […]
Owning a home allows you to build equity and provide stability for your family. As a veteran who’s ready to reap the benefits of homeownership, you’re likely entitled to help from the U.S. Veterans Administration (VA). Follow these steps to find a new home, take advantage of the VA’s programs, and secure a mortgage. 1. Assess
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Question: I attended a transition seminar and was advised to expand my network by connecting online with as many people as possible. I’ve sent out many connection invitations but have received only a few acceptances. Can you tell me what I’m doing wrong? Answer: While having a large network of contacts is valuable when transitioning
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In this four-part series, we will continue to look at the future of work through 2030, and how today’s active-duty military and veterans can prepare to be global-workplace ready. Education is king and queen in the future workforce Just as how useful content is the king on the Internet, education will be the king and queen in the
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Transitioning from military service to a civilian career is a process facing nearly 360,000 U.S. veterans who leave the service every year. Once they find a job, working their way into management can be particularly difficult, but veterans have a tremendous amount going for them—if they can discover ways to display their potential to their superiors. Here are
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It can be hard for military veterans to transfer their skills to the corporate field. The Center for New American Security has identified this to be one of the biggest issues in transitioning from a military career. The reality is that many of the scenarios that apply to military leadership do not necessarily translate all that easily.
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Before we delve this topic, I want to offer an important reminder. Please do not change your medication amounts or schedule without first consulting your prescribing doctor. Many medications require a gradual, controlled, and monitored approach before stopping or reducing the prescribed prescription drug. Serious side-effects may occur if handled incorrectly for your condition and medication. Life Hacks for
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It can be hard for military veterans to transfer their skills to the corporate field. The Center for New American Security has identified this to be one of the biggest issues in transitioning from a military career. The reality is that many of the scenarios that apply to military leadership do not necessarily translate all that easily.
Transitioning from Leaders in the Field to Leaders in Business Read More »
Transitioning from military service to a civilian career is a process facing nearly 360,000 U.S. veterans who leave the service every year. Once they find a job, working their way into management can be particularly difficult, but veterans have a tremendous amount going for them—if they can discover ways to display their potential to their superiors. Here are
Making it Into Management – Why (and How) Veterans Should Go for It Read More »
In this four-part series, we will continue to examine the future of work through 2030 and how today’s active-duty military and veterans can prepare for a global workplace. Education is king and queen in the future workforce Just as how useful content is the king on the Internet, education will be the king and queen in
The Future of Work for Veterans – Part 2 Read More »
