Careers

Additional Benefits for Job Hunting Veterans

March 30th, 2011  |  by  |  published in Careers

There are additional benefits available to veterans when searching for Civil Service jobs. While no benefit guarantees you a job, these may be helpful in the hunt for employment.

Eligibility for Veterans Preference

March 23rd, 2011  |  by  |  published in Careers

As a veteran, you may receive preference for Civil Service jobs if you meet certain criteria. Peter Gayton explains.

Veteran Job Preference Eligibility

March 4th, 2011  |  by  |  published in Careers

Your military service has given you a set of skills that no amount of classroom experience can match. The Federal and state Civil Service systems provide preferences to veterans. It’s not a guarantee of employment, but may make the critical difference in landing a position.

Officer vs. Enlisted: Does Rank Matter In Corporate America?

October 15th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Careers

The transition from military service member to the civilian workforce can be tough, but is the transition easier for those with higher rank? Look at the veteran employment initiatives that exist in corporate America and you be the judge.

How to Protect Yourself from Unemployement as a National Guard or Reservist

July 23rd, 2010  |  by  |  published in Careers

For the Guard and Reserve components, a slow economy and not knowing their rights, can easily lead into unemployment after deployment. It is no secret that this country is in a large recession, and jobs are not as easily found as they used to be. This leaves our National Guard and Reservists wondering, “Will I have a job when I get home?”

The Military Spouse Guide to Career Success

July 19th, 2010  |  by  |  published in Careers

When constantly moving and only staying in a certain area for a few years or so, maintaining a career can be one of the many difficult tasks we must endure. But it does not have to be so difficult.

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 [...]

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