Jobs for Veterans Job search advice for transitioning veterans

The title of your Resume guarantees whether it gets viewed or not.  Make sure you've carefully crafted your resume's name to include your experience and what kind of job you are looking for.  This will help ensure that the job you want is yours. 

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Understanding the competitive layer of a resume is the difference between resumes that don't work and resumes that get you interviews.

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When you have one year until you transition from the military, here are the steps you should take to ensure success.

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If you have two or more years until you transition from the military, here are the steps you should take now to ensure a successful transition. Even if you have less than two years, these steps are important and can be done on a compressed schedule.

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Transitioning from the military can be a complex and challenging process. This timeline helps you sort out what you should be doing and when you should do it.

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Successful job hunters merge traditional job-hunting techniques with the Web to get results--fast!

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Though age discrimination is illegal, many older job seekers have trouble landing a job. Here's what you can do to land that job in spite of your age.

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Advice from SolarCity veteran recruiters on how veterans can improve their chance of getting hired.

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SolarCity has recently launched an ambitious Veteran Hiring Initiative. They need to double their number of employees each year until 2018! This article provides a view from the inside...

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The top 10 things job seekers are doing RIGHT!  You so often hear about all the mistakes job candidates are doing wrong.  What are they doing right and how can you do the right things to get you hired now?

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Prepping for a job interview is a multi-step process: Research, Get Ready, Do It, and Follow Up.  Don't skimp on the steps.

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Here is the story of Brian's successful transition to civilian employment after retiring from the US Army as a Lieutenant Colonel. Keep reading to learn from his success.

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I was recently called out for too much military jargon in my resume. Here is how I fixed it and how you can fix your resume.

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Veterans' resumes often read as a laundry list of duty assignments. Listing responsibilities but not achievements, they fail to answer the question “why should I hire you?” Here's how to make sure your resume helps you land your next job.

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The veteran returning from war and suffering from PTSD is a frequent theme in pop culture and the media. You might easily be fooled into thinking this was the case for all veterans. But the vast majority of veterans do not suffer from PTSD and are ready to apply their dedication, loyalty, commitment, and work ethic into being highly productive members of society.

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