Is the company you work for giving out holiday bonuses this year? Did they give one out last year? Everyone remembers the scene in National Lampoon’s
You’ve scored your new job and are getting ready for the civilian workplace. You may be conscious of expectations others have for you as a
If you’ve contemplated transition, you’ve probably heard that civilian life is paradise compared to the service: lots of jobs, lots of accolades, and a natural
PHOTO CREDIT: Kaitlynmarie.net In general, most civilian companies in the U.S. recognize six major holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving
More than 321,000 people were hired in November, the biggest monthly gain in the past three years in the U.S. Although the unemployment rate remained
Photo credit: Getty Images One tradition the military shares with civilian companies is the holiday party. Both a nod to various religious holidays and an
“Do what you love and the money will follow.” You’ve likely heard that before, but how do you figure out what you love to do?
You’re ready to bid active duty goodbye and settle down. But maybe you’re not ready to let go of the military, or you’ve heard you
If you are reading this on G.I. Jobs, you likely understand what it means to be on a team. More than likely you’ve seen what
So you’ve successfully transitioned! You’re a veteran who has exited the military without drama, conducted the ideal job search, and made it to a civilian
The military ingrained you with traits and values that, whether you like it or not, will stick with you for the rest of your life.
Military movies have painted you as a hard-charging, steely eyed warrior who shouts, kicks in doors and swears a lot. The news says you are