Jobs for Veterans Job search advice for transitioning veterans

If you're a veteran transitioning back into civilian life, one career option to consider is that of a welder.

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Knowing what to wear to an interview is important. For transitioning service members, this can really cause a headache. Let’s think about it. One outfit has practically been the main staple in your closet while serving in the military...your duty uniform. The first impression you give to an interviewer, even before you speak, will be preceded by the clothes that you are wearing. It is critical that you take the time to properly research how to dress for the position that you want.

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Congratulations! You have the job offer in hand. You have spent months perfecting your resume, honing your interview skills, searching and applying for jobs online, and now you have the offer. But should you accept it? You've spent so much time and energy pursuing the job offer, but have you truly considered whether this job is a good fit for you? Here are 10 questions to ask that will give you real insight into the company, the role, and whether it will fit you.

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All Freight Systems is interested in hiring Veterans to become part of their family. Read more about who they are and who they're looking for.

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The consultative interview is a technique that lets you show value to the employer immediately.  It can make the difference that lands you the job.

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Voyig is looking to help the employers they work with add veterans to their workforce. Check out the opportunities Voyig has.

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How does a real life job hunt compare to the ideal one? The following military veteran is a good example of what an actual job hunt is like. In the end, he succeeded in getting a job in his home state of Ohio. How did he do it?

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Job seekers everywhere are being targeted by a sophisticated scam. If you are a job seeker, you are a target. Here's how to keep yourself safe.

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Don't be confused about what Employers are looking for.  This article covers how to get noticed by an employer, in other words, the key to getting hired.

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Are Your Salary Expectations In Line With Reality? The salary you expect should not be based solely on what you earn now in the U.S. Military. Your future salary could be more or less, depending on a variety of business factors.

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How do you answer interview questions, what are your weaknesses?  There is a lot of differing advice out there, but knowing the questions that are going to come at you and practicing your answers until you know them cold, are going to give you a leg up in the interview competition for a job.

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Recruiters have direct connections to hiring managers and often don't get paid unless they find the right candidate for a job. That means recruiters can be a key ally in your job search process.

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C.R. England is proud to hire Veterans as their Drivers.  Even with no CDL (Class-A Commercial Driver's License), you can still become a C.R. England driver. 

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Veteran job seekers often struggle with the common interview question "Why did you leave the Military." To answer this question well, avoid these common pitfalls while staying true to yourself.

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Companies devote significant energy and resources to recruit top talent. Despite their best efforts, they often are unable to fill open positions with talent that truly meets their needs. A sure route to overcoming this challenge is to hire veterans.

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