What can job seekers and employers do to bridge the gap between the military and civilian work worlds? A recent survey by Monster Insights called Veterans Talent Index shows that 70% of employers are hiring …Read More
15 Steps to a Dynamite LinkedIn Profile
By Thomas Signorello LinkedIn is kind of a different social media platform – don’t you think? It’s a little tricky to use, and can be much, much harder to build relationships on than, say Facebook. …Read More
The Power of the Informational Interview
Informational interviews use your network to prospect for leads and opportunities. If you want a job interview, you should understand the informational interview and how to initiate it and use it effectively. Gathering information in …Read More
MyCAA Program Helps Military Spouses Pursue Education
The Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA) Program is a career development and employment assistance program that provides up to $4,000 of financial assistance to eligible military spouses who are pursuing a license, certification or …Read More
Steps to Attending a Virtual Military Job Fair
Virtual job fairs use text-based conversations to bring employers and job seekers together in a fast and efficient manner. The Corporate Gray/Brazen Careerist Virtual Military Job Fairs do that and more! You can research attending …Read More
New Training Assistance Available to Unemployed Veterans – VRAP
Included in the VOW to Hire Heroes Act of 2011 is the new Veterans Retraining Assistance Program (VRAP) that rolls out on July 1, 2012. This new program, sponsored by the Department of Veterans Affairs …Read More
Determining Your Salary Requirements
Often times a job application will ask you to state your salary history or salary requirements. You could state “negotiable” or “open.” However, if you choose to include a figure, don’t equate your salary requirement …Read More
Job Search Networking – Part 1: Types and Tips
Networking is essential to a successful job search. It is estimated that 70% of jobs are found through networking. Growing your network and connecting to those who can help will increase the opportunities for job …Read More
Job Search Networking – Part 2: Connect with Fellow Veterans
As a military veteran, one of your greatest resources is your fellow veterans. They are a nationwide network that has a common interest and that looks out for one another. Make it a priority to …Read More
