Category: Transition

Serving in the Armed Forces of the United States is a unique experience that most civilians would never understand. The routines you participate in are very different, and if you were ever involved in combat scenarios, there is another level of emotional challenges to handle. One of the biggest struggles for a veteran returning to…

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a common endocrine disease that impacts millions of women in the United States. Obesity, irregular menstrual cycles, elevated androgen levels, infertility, and more can manifest as a result of the condition. As such, women in active service can face challenges with military operations and readiness. Managing PCOS while in the…

Transitioning from military to civilian life can be a daunting experience. While veterans possess a wealth of skills and experience that are highly valuable to employers, effectively translating this background into a compelling resume is crucial.  A well-crafted resume can make all the difference in securing a job interview and ultimately landing a fulfilling civilian…

Building wealth is a common goal for anyone thinking about the future, but it all starts with financial freedom. Reducing debt and raising assets are the two things you should concentrate on to accumulate wealth. If you have prior military experience, you have access to a unique approach to your financial journey. This is because…

Veterans help this country to remain great. With this in mind, it’s important that they are given the dream of homeownership after they finish their service. If you’re a veteran looking to finally achieve homeownership in 2023, here are seven reasons why you should use the VA to secure your home loan: 1. Better Interest…

Given the ever-changing nature of technological advancements, the most popular professions often change. For veterans returning to civilian life, this can open a whole new world of possible career paths to consider. Veterans returning from war have gained many valuable skills, such as quick reaction times and time management, that can be attractive to employers…

The biggest challenge for Veterans transitioning from active duty to civilian life is in trying to figure out how they can present themselves as skilled workers to the new/potential corporate employers. “All the work that I’ve done are from my military service. What value can I bring to a civilian employer?” We, at Hire Veterans Job…

A military career can be one of the most rewarding professions. If you enter young, you can retire early and still work in the civilian world. But for many veterans, transitioning back into civilian life can be just as much of a culture shock as entering military life was in the beginning. For medical professionals…

Life after the military doesn’t have to mean living without work. Consider these 8 best money-making opportunities for veterans. Introduction Military service is a good occupation to have if you want to save for life after retirement. However, no matter how much you save for life after retirement, it’s never a 100% guarantee to a…

When it comes to the trade professions, you have a multitude of jobs to consider. Additionally, trade work can be found in a number of industries, and many of these jobs require specific training. One trade job that can be quite lucrative and rewarding is that of a roofer. In fact, roofers come from all…

As a veteran, you’ve already sacrificed enough by serving your country. But, unfortunately, many veterans come home and re-enter civilian life with health issues, and some of these can be severely debilitating. In addition, many veterans return to the states with health problems that don’t manifest for several years, and other conditions might be so…

C-level facts reveal that an executive search for veterans provides opportunities for transitioning military officials to qualify for C-Suite positions and lend their impressive leadership skills as well as sound decision-making abilities to propel businesses further down the path of success.  Transitioning from the military is a monumental move for veterans as it entails leaving…

Night flying is definitely not the same as aviating in daylight, even if some old pro pilots say so. It’s also not for everyone. As what most say, the joy of flying disappears as the sun goes down. Even those who claim to enjoy flying during the night testify that there’s not much to see…

Education is the greatest weapon that one can possess. It lets you gain new skills and prepares you for a possible career in your chosen field. Education can pave a path for your future and help you achieve your goals in life.  But for veterans, trading camouflage uniforms and combat boots for college books and…

Just like any other profession, being in the military isn’t a 24/7 stint. At some point, you’d always find yourself off duty with not much to do. Because it’s not always possible to be having fun or relaxing every time you’re off duty, you have to be a little more creative with the way you…

Manage your Veterans education benefits See your payment history for VA education and other benefits you may have like disability compensation and pension. See how much of your GI Bill benefits you have left to help pay for school or training. Transfer your unused Post-9/11 GI Bill benefits to your spouse or other dependents. Request…

Fedweek.com – The percentages of veterans by two separate measures of the federal workforce — as a total headcount and as the “core” workforce of non-seasonal, full-time permanent employees—remained about flat in the latest accounting from OPM. By the former measure, the percentage fell from 31.1 to 31 percent in the fiscal year 2018 from…

LINDEN, Ind. (WLFI) – Energy cooperative Tipmont REMC is participating in a nationwide initiative to hire more military veterans. One hundred and sixty co-ops across the country are part of the effort, which is dubbed “Vets Power Us.” Nine veterans, including Operations Analyst Michelle Hall, work at Tipmont and comprise 10% of the co-op’s workforce.  Hall…

By Hannah Poturalski  – Managing Editor, Dayton Business Journal The Dayton region is no stranger to a strong and robust community of veterans and veteran-owned companies. The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is the largest single-site employer in Ohio with over 29,000 workers. Its total economic impact on the region is $15.6 billion each year — when…

Oakland, CA – Whether we’re leaders or not, most of us have some less-than-ideal traits and habits. Maybe we steamroll over others. Or we intimidate them with angry outbursts. Or we gossip. Or show off. Or get defensive when someone questions us. Or maybe we spend our days flying under the radar so we don’t…