Job Search Process
We have the information you need to nail your job search and win the job you want. We’ve compiled advice and tips from industry experts that can help you feel comfortable and confident through each step in the process, whether you’re face-to-face at a veteran job fair, or conversing online.
Includes:
- Researching and defining your ideal career
- Translating your experience
- Networking that works
- Create a winning resume
- Winning the interview
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How A Veteran Can Ace A Phone Interview
While the idea of having an interview in your pajamas might sound like a good idea, it’s probably not the best way to conduct a phone interview when searching for a job. While some people think that phone interviews are a piece of cake, that’s often not the case. Before we jump into the rest of...
How to Translate your Military Skills to Civilian Language Effectively
Explaining your military experience to civilian recruiters isn’t always easy. Your MOS, your job title, your responsibilities… it might seem like you’re communicating what you did in the military with a few short military acronyms, but to civilians, it can sound like a foreign language. View our...
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Self-Assessment and Probing Questions Help Determine Culture Fit
When you think about what you’re most proud of in your career, how do you describe that to someone else?
Navigating the Compensation Question
What veterans bring to a business reaches far beyond technical abilities. Think leadership, commitment to people and training, and being able to work as part of a team.
Finding Purpose After Military Service
Many veterans miss the military’s physical mission, which builds teams, camaraderie and support, as well as mental testing through physical exertion.
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SkillBridge Internship with Bradley-Morris Leads to Permanent Role for Navy Veteran
The overall experience Tyler Bloecher gained through his SkillBridge internship proved invaluable and gave him time to absorb what it's like to work in a civilian culture.