The Cadet experience at West Point, as at the other U.S. Service Academies, is built on three pillars – academics, athletics, and military. In this article, we explain how to apply those same three pillars in your new career after Continue reading
With approximately 250,000 service members separating or retiring from the military each year, there is an increased need for veteran employment resources. Many organizations are meeting this demand with free resources to help veterans with their transition and job search. Continue reading
Veterans must translate their skills into a format that not only makes sense to an employer, but stands out. By Bradley Hood I recently read an article by Kathleen Lucadamo in the New York Post regarding the difficulties faced by Continue reading
The Corporate Gray/MOAA Virtual Military Job Fairs use online text conversations to bring employers and job seekers together in a convenient and efficient manner. By attending these events you can: - Research attending companies and view their job opportunities - Continue reading
The following is an article from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Blog on their Employee Rights Toolkit, which contains useful information for both employers and employees: USCIS just released a new resource that offers useful information for all Continue reading
What are companies doing to successfully support their Veteran employees, as well as those in the National Guard or Reserve? This was the focus of a recent project by the Department of Veterans Affairs’ National Center for PTSD – to Continue reading
For transitioning military members who are considering an entrepreneurial career, franchise ownership could be a good fit. “Veterans have many of the skill sets that franchisors are seeking. There are more than 500 franchise companies that offer financial incentives to Continue reading
by Bradley Hood Contributor, InMilitaryEducation On September 1st Gary Peterson wrote an article for the Contra Costa Times on the natural fit many veterans find police work to be after their service. His article addressed a trend which is far Continue reading
By Julie Bowen Moving from the military into civilian employment is a major step and can feel as though you are moving into a very different world to the one you have been used to for the length of time Continue reading
By John R. Rumbaugh I retired in March after 30 years as a US Naval Officer. It was the end of a rewarding career that included travel, challenging work and camaraderie, but I knew that it was also the beginning Continue reading