Job Seeker Blog
Myths Transitioning Veterans Believe, Part 10: Senior Officer Transitions Are Easier
As we have explored previously, veterans are similar to all groups of job seekers in that they often think they have it harder than everyone else. But even among veterans themselves, some assume that certain subcategories of veterans have it easier (or harder).
Preparing for a Career in Counseling
The employment of mental health counselors, who aid clients in managing and overcoming psychological and emotional disorders, is projected to increase 20 percent by 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Myths Transitioning Veterans Believe, Part 9: Civilian Hiring Managers Appreciate What You Did in The Service
With some obvious exceptions, most civilian hiring managers do not truly understand what you did in the military and how it relates to their company’s needs. While this presents a challenge and frustrates most veteran job seekers, this gap in understanding can be a fortuitous circumstance if you...
Myths Transitioning Veterans Believe, Part 8: You Definitely Need More Schooling to Advance Your Career
In America, we believe that education is the key to getting ahead. Everyone is encouraged to finish high school and many are urged to complete a college degree or technical certification. On the whole, it is true that education is a good and worthy goal. But all degrees and certifications are not...