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
Featured Resources
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...
All Posts
Search & Employ Article
Tips for Job-Seeking Veterans
The civilian job market can be very challenging for transitioning and veteran military, and we at RecruitMilitary are here to help. Where do you start? Here are a few suggestions:
Job Search Process, Search & Employ®, September-October 2016
Search & Employ Article
Observing Interview Etiquette
Observing a few rules of the road during and after interviews can help you land a great job. But rather than list a bunch of rules, I have incorporated them into the following Q&A’s, which are based on actual questions from veterans.
Search & Employ Article
Get Great Job Leads With Our Free Registration and Job Search, Part 2
Do you have a few minutes right now to sign up for RecruitMilitary’s free job services?
Search & Employ Article
Understanding Employment Statistics
Veteran hiring leaders strongly advise job seekers to do a lot of research before applying for employment. One aspect of job research is employer-specific – check employers’ websites, search the Internet for comments on the employers, talk to people who work for them, etc.
Another aspect is...