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How to Develop a Professional Civilian Wardrobe
One of the most surprising hidden costs of transition is the purchase of professional attire. Most veterans don’t give their clothes a single thought because
How to Recognize and Communicate with Three Distinct Personality Types
In the military, interpersonal communication is a simple process. Instructions are given and they are followed without question. The personality of the individuals receiving and
How to Avoid Work Distractions
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,
How to Stand Out in a Group Interview
Being selected to interview for a company is a good thing—then you find out it’s a group interview with multiple candidates competing for the same
How to Save Money on a Tight Budget
Saving money on a tight budget is never easy. But since you served your nation, you have earned some benefits that can help. Here are
How to Disagree with Your Boss
In a civilian job, not agreeing with your boss happens occasionally and you can say something, but how you approach a disagreement with your boss
How to Master the Phone Interview
A common part of the hiring process is a phone interview, which usually comes after resume submission but before an invitation to meet with a
How to Survive General Education Classes
Entering college means sometimes having to take courses that don’t directly relate to your major..or sometimes not at all.The dreaded general education courses that stifle
How to Ask For a Promotion in Civilian Careers
In the civilian workforce, promotions are much different from those given in the service. Here are some ways to ask your boss for that job
Transition 101: How to Find Your Civilian Salary
OK, well done and welcome back! Now it’s time to think about money. It’s important to thoroughly assess your financial needs. If you have a
Seasonal Employment: Should You Consider It?
If you’ve looked for post-transition jobs, you might have noticed “seasonal employment” available. These are just what they sound like: a job available only for
How to Survive and Thrive in Company Meetings
Every business, whether it has five or five hundred employees, has meetings as a regular part of its operations. Employees can communicate with one another