Your military-to-civilian career transition is an exciting time in your life. The world is your oyster, and the possibilities of new adventures lie before you.
For veterans who’d rather not go to college, skilled trades are one of the best ways to earn a solid income. Here’s how to get a skilled trades job.
Construction is a field with a lot of opportunity that many veterans have found success in.
You might have done all your homework. You did your research, got together a great resume, applied to a job that fit your skills. Maybe
Congrats! You have the job offer in hand and start in two weeks. You can put all that painful job-search strategizing behind you and start
Truthfully, there are a lot more jobs for veterans than often realized — logical, really — because as vets we not only have the advantage
This article is an excerpt from the award-winning book, The Evolution of an Entrepreneur. “Veteran entrepreneurs are America’s most untapped and highly skilled economic development resource
Military veteran Chuck Wallace began his career as a U.S. Air Force pilot, teaching undergraduates to fly planes in Texas. In 1999, after 12 years
Did TAP class cover asking for job references? Or did you fall asleep during that part? I know you were probably too excited to pay
