Employment Tips
Why You Should Continue a Job Search (even if you already have one)
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
Top 3 Bad Habits in the Workplace and How to Break Them
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.
4 Myths Veterans Face When Finding a Job
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
Managing Your Personal Finances After You Exit the Military
Developing a plan to manage your finances after you exit active duty service is something that must be considered before you make the transition to civilian
Transition 101: Learn the Secret of O*NET
It feels like I have witnessed the following scene a thousand times. It is day two of the still-known-as-TAP, newly named DOLEW workshop. The time
Military Language in The Civilian World
While civilians may have good intentions by considering military job applicants, they generally don’t have the time or the motivation to learn the military language
How to Avoid a Date Gap between Transition and a New Job
Are you so excited to get out of the military that you’ve forgotten to start your job search? Have you been told that nobody will
Companies with Internal Networks for Veterans
As veterans start to comprise a larger and larger segment of the civilian job market, support systems designed to give veterans better access to resources
The 6 Military Virtues Most Attractive to an Employer
You’ve seen the respect in civilians’ eyes when they hear you’ve been in the military. You’ve heard that civilian employers sometimes actively seek veterans. But
Life Hacks with Farmers Insurance
Want to spend between 5 – 33% less on gas? The key could be your brakes. Think about driving, braking, and gas in terms of energy.
15 Things Transitioning Veterans Should Never Say
You’re getting out of the military. The light at the end of the tunnel is so close you’re wearing shades. The freedom to do and
Make Your Military Experience Stand Out From Other Job Candidates
After military service, many veterans look for jobs that leverage their military skills and experience. The only problem is that there are lots of veterans