Military to Civilian Transition
Top 20 Employee Benefits and Perks for 2017
Original article by the Glassdoor Team Unlimited vacation? Been there, done that. Work-from-home Fridays? Par for the course. Ping-pong table? So 2008. There’s no doubt
9 Things to Never Say in a Salary Negotitation
Original article by Amy Elisa Jackson You’re 96% sure that you are ready to schedule a meeting with your boss to ask for a raise.
7 Types of Companies You Should Never Work For
Original article by Amy Elisa Jackson No matter how desperate you are for a job, or how annoyed you may be at your current gig,
5 Great Reasons Veterans Should Become Freelancers
The freelancing economy is here. Over 53 million Americans currently offer their services as independent contractors. It’s also estimated that 50% of our workforce will
New Year, New Career: 5 Tips for Changing Occupations
Original article by Elka Torpey Do you ever wonder if the grass is greener in another field? If you’ve resolved to find out, the new
5 Arguments to Deserving a Raise — That Your Boss Can’t Ignore
Original article by Anna Bahney Staring down your supervisor and saying, “Hey, so, I think it’s time I got a pay bump above my starting salary,”
8 Jobs Veterans Can Use Their Security Clearance For
Many positions in the military require a security clearance, but did you know that there are plenty of job opportunities in the civilian world where
7 New Ways Veterans Can Make the Most Out of LinkedIn
*SPONSORED At G.I. Jobs we regularly champion how LinkedIn can benefit active, transitioning and veteran service members. As the site continues to grow and
How (and Why) to Network with Your Professor
I know what you’re thinking: “This article is going to tell me how to suck up.” OK, it sort of sounds like it. But hear
5 Military Habits That Change How You Do Civilian Things
By Angry Staff Officer Some habits stick with you, even when you are off post, in a decidedly civilian environment. Editor’s Note: A version of
Months After My Military Transition: Making Adjustments for the New Year
The beginning of the year often causes us to reminisce over the previous 12 months as we think about the things that have happened. We
3 Tips to Quit a Job You Hate
If you’re going to leave, leave professionally.