Did you make it to the top or close to the top of your military career? Did you lead and supervise subordinates either in the
So, you’ve assimilated back into civilian life and into professional life. You’ve landed a job or are going on interviews. This transition requires a lot
The core values that the U.S. military instills in its members project a healthy country; this is why military institutions must hold on to their
The most nerve-wracking thing about a job interview is the dreaded statement, “Tell me about yourself.” As a veteran who has learned to let his
Are you faster than a speeding bullet? Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound? No? Okay then you’re not Superman, and as an
Are you faster than a speeding bullet? Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound? No? Okay then you’re not Superman, and as an
In the military, finding the right branch to serve is about finding the right fit for you. It is the same deal in the civilian
In the military, questioning authority can be a risky proposition. It is a crime under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, or UCMJ, to disobey
In the military, your schedule is laid out for you and you follow it no questions asked. Going to college after transition can be a
You’ve just landed a new job or are starting in a new position with your current employer. Networking is a great way to meet new
In the military, work distractions do occur and they can be just as detrimental to productivity as they are in civilian companies. In any environment,
The civilian world can be both confusing and liberating after time in the military. Now you have choices about where you work and what you