Your job interview is the culmination of a lot of work. You’ve prepared and polished your resume, gone through TAP or ACAP, read your back
When you get a call for an interview, it may be after months of searching, or it may be for a job you really want.
A firm handshake should not be the last memory you leave with an interviewer after a job interview. Make sure you keep communicating with a
One reality facing some veterans is prior service injuries. These can be as simple and harmless as partial hearing loss, or something serious which requires constant
Whether you’re preparing for your upcoming transition into the civilian sector or you’ve been out for a while and you’re looking for a better career
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What do employers value more in a veteran hire — education or experience? The answer truly is both. Any person with a higher degree of
Photo Credit: Courtesy of Gen. (Ret.) David Petraeus I tend to mention that I am “often fascinated by people, but rarely impressed.” My expectations of
You’ve spent your military career prepping: preparing for your job, getting ready for the next mission. And even though you’ve thought about it plenty of times,
There is a new resource for vets in Illinois who are interested in pursuing a career in health care. The Council for Adult & Experiential Learning
Your work review is not a military review. Civilian performance reviews are unencumbered by military protocol and structured submission requirements; it is largely up to your