Making the Transition

Stigma Six: The Battle of Perception Facing Out-of-Work Veterans?

May 13th, 2011  |  by  |  published in Careers, Making the Transition

Sometimes being an active reservist or a recently discharged veteran can hurt more than help one’s chances in finding work.

Military Transition | Understanding Your Resources

April 7th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

Each year a significant number of veterans make the transition from the U.S. military to the civilian world.  A majority of the soldiers are not aware of the resources available to them to help ease that transition.   Career counselors do not need to be experts on the military in order to be effective with this [...]

I’m Home, What now?

March 17th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

Moving from the highly organized and disciplined world of the military to the less regimented, less strict, demands of civilian life can be difficult and somewhat confusing.    Did you know…?   Each year over 250,000 military personnel and families leave the military. While some plan to go into full-time retirement, most intend to start [...]

Putting the Civilian Back into the Soldier

March 10th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

  We invest years and millions of dollars toward the difficult process of transforming civilians into soldiers. So why is there so little being done to help the soldier return to his or her civilian life?   Making a career move can be a frightening and overwhelming experience for an American soldier.  Leaving the military [...]

How to Succeed in the Civilian World

March 3rd, 2010  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

Military life is a great experience and it has many benefits.  In the previous articles we discussed how you can use the knowledge you gained in the military to start your own business.  Now In this article I will list some pointers to help you get started.   Did you know…?   The estimated military [...]

Create A Successful Business Using The Skills You Learned In The Military

February 26th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

  Many veteran’s find it difficult to make the transition from active duty military to civilian life. Yet part of what’s so great about the military is that they train our soldiers in so many different areas and they train them well.  By taking advantage of the skills you’ve learned, you could control your own [...]

Military Transition: Successful Marketing Strategies

March 10th, 2009  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

The Most Important Skills You Must Learn In Order to Succeed In the Civilian World   (Part 12)     Learn how to create a successful business using excellent marketing strategies     In our last article, we discussed the topic of being your own boss by starting your own business.  Owning your own business [...]

Military Transition: Starting Your Own Business

February 23rd, 2009  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

The Most Important Skills You Must Learn In Order to Succeed In the Civilian World   (Part 11)     Learn how to be your own boss by starting your own business       Owning your own business and becoming an entrepreneur used to be a dream for many now it is becoming a [...]

Military Transition: Giving Two Weeks Notice

February 13th, 2009  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

The Most Important Skills You Must Learn In Order to Succeed In the Civilian World   (Part 10)     When an Opportunity Knocks – It’s Best to Answer   Learn how to give your two week notice, while remaining on good terms with your soon to be ex-employer     When you are in [...]

Military Transition: Protecting Yourself Should You Get Laid Off

January 29th, 2009  |  by  |  published in Making the Transition

The Most Important Skills You Must Learn In Order to Succeed In the Civilian World   (Part 9)     In Today’s Economy – Being Laid off Is a Reality   Learn how to survive and protect your family financially if you become laid off from your job     The one good thing about [...]

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