November 14th, 2008 | by StaceyChil | published in Making the Transition
The Most Important Skills
You Must Learn
In Order to Succeed In the Civilian World
(Part 6)
How to become financially smart in the civilian world
When you are in the military, you feel financially secure because you know that the military takes care for your financial and medical needs with the help of government funding.
The military makes you feel […]
October 29th, 2008 | by StaceyChil | published in Making the Transition
The Most Important Skills
You Must Learn
In Order to Succeed In the Civilian World
(Part 5)
How to get the best health and life insurance at the right cost
The best thing about being in the military is that the government provides all your life necessities. The military provides you with a job, clothing (your standard uniform) of course. […]
September 25th, 2008 | by StaceyChil | published in Making the Transition
We have all heard it before, “First impressions mean everything.” When it comes to the interview process this statement could not be more true. The instant you walk through the door of any prospective employer you are being evaluated from head to toe. A first impression is virtually impossible to change. So be sure you are dressed to impress.
September 18th, 2008 | by StaceyChil | published in Making the Transition
While the resume may get you the interview, the interview gets you the job. You want to impress your possible employer so much that nobody else will be appropriate or perfect for the job. So, what is the next step?
September 11th, 2008 | by StaceyChil | published in Making the Transition
In Part 2 of our Transition Series the importance of being prepared to negotiate for salary and benefits packages is discussed. In the military your salary and benefits are determined by your pay grade and time of service. In your civilian career you will need to learn the subtle art of negotiating salary and benefits. Here are some helpful tips to get you started.
September 5th, 2008 | by StaceyChil | published in Making the Transition
It can be difficult to transition from a military career to a civilian career if you are not armed with the right tools for the change. However, the transition can be much easier with the proper tools and preparation. In this series of articles focused on Military Transition we will provide you with some helpful tips and tools to make you succcessful. The first article focuses on writing a professional resume and transforming your military skills to civilian skills.
June 25th, 2008 | by freedom | published in Careers
Veteran Journal is offering writing opportunities for our veteran issues and news blog. For this project we need people with an interest in veteran issues and military life. Topics of interest can include veteran benefits, general military life and community, military career transition, education, veteran support, etc. You are an ideal candidate if you can […]
May 8th, 2008 | by freedom | published in Corporate Veteran Programs
Get Your Own Slice of the Pie!
Here is an opportunity if you are veteran and are looking to start your own business. Why not consider opening your own pizza restaurant? Little Caesar’s The world’s largest carry-out pizza chain is looking for qualified honorably discharged veterans to own and operate their own Little Caesar’s Pizza franchise.
In […]
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