7 Things Not to Do at Your New Job
You’ve got your DD-214 in hand, you’ve taken off the uniform for the last time, and you’ve likely set fire to the road as you
You’ve got your DD-214 in hand, you’ve taken off the uniform for the last time, and you’ve likely set fire to the road as you
NETWORKING WITH LINKEDIN Finding a job after leaving the military is almost never an easy task. Unless you’re transferring into a civilian field that directly
I don’t know about you, but when I entered the military (slightly after the earth cooled), I had to learn an entirely new language. I
Money management is crucial during the military transition, being in charge of your money is important for anyone, but it’s even more important for you
As companies seek to control costs while having access to a broad range of candidates, many recruiters are using video interviews as a way to screen potential hires.
Buying new clothing for your civilian life is a sometimes overlooked cost – but it’s necessary. Don’t be the veteran who wears a piece of
Freelancers are people who sell their work or services to clients rather than being employed by one company. In other words, freelancing is contract work.
No matter how well a servicemember prepares, the act of transitioning from the military mindset to the civilian world comes with its own set of
There are nearly 300 transitioning service members who separate from the military every month at Fort Drum. The northern New York post, home to the
An active duty servicemember doesn’t need to think much about retirement plans. There is one, and if you stick around for 20 years, you get