This article is about how a Veteran (retiree) can adjust to civilian life, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of military experience. Links to bluetogray.com
Help Yourself to a Great New Job A retired or separated veteran can find a job by using civilian and military resources, including the state employment (or unemployment) office. Mentions FFSC. Links to Military Homefront, StateJobs.com, and GovtJobs.com.
Having a second career after retirement. With an average age of 42, military retirees usually take on a civilian occupation. Suggests retirees explore volunteer work, further education, travel, and other hobbies. Links to the US surgeon general, MWR, AAA, various hobby and travel resources, and LIFELines articles Reconnect With Family and Friends, A Second Career, and MWR.
You and your spouse have conquered military life and have finally made it to retirement. Now what? Learn about the emotional aspects of retirement and how important it will be to communicate with your spouse during your transition to civilian life.
This article is about investing in a franchise. It defines a franchise, discusses the laws and rules affecting them, and questions to ask. Links to FranchiseChoices.com, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Better Business Bureau, the American Association of Franchisees & Dealers, .and the Virtual Franchise Expo.
The changes a service member encounters after retirement from the military, which includes exploring your qualifications and career interests, and the best location to retire to. Links to the Riley Guide, "What Color Is Your Parachute?" by Richard Bolles, The Job Hunter's Bible, a LIFELines article on family meetings, and FindYourSpot.com.
This article is about retirement from the military, discussing financial planning (Social Security, 401(k), IRA) and starting a new career in civilian employment. Links to the Small Business Administration (SBA) and GovJobs.com.
How the Small Business Administration (SBA) can help one start and run a small business via its startup kit and through its Small Business Development Centers.
This article is about how retirees can network to benefit their personal life and career. It quotes Captain Robin Shoop, USN retired, and links to numerous career and veteran resources.
This article is about how to interview for a job, and discusses how to prepare, how to dress, and how to answer questions. Links to the Monster.com Interview Center and Job-Interview.net's The Guide to Interviews.
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This article is about how a Veteran (retiree) can adjust to civilian life, discussing the advantages and disadvantages of military experience. Links to bluetogray.com
A retired or separated veteran can find a job by using civilian and military resources, including the state employment (or unemployment) office. Mentions FFSC. Links to Military Homefront, StateJobs.com, and GovtJobs.com.
Having a second career after retirement. With an average age of 42, military retirees usually take on a civilian occupation. Suggests retirees explore volunteer work, further education, travel, and other hobbies. Links to the US surgeon general, MWR, AAA, various hobby and travel resources, and LIFELines articles Reconnect With Family and Friends, A Second Career, and MWR.
You and your spouse have conquered military life and have finally made it to retirement. Now what? Learn about the emotional aspects of retirement and how important it will be to communicate with your spouse during your transition to civilian life.
This article is about investing in a franchise. It defines a franchise, discusses the laws and rules affecting them, and questions to ask. Links to FranchiseChoices.com, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Better Business Bureau, the American Association of Franchisees & Dealers, .and the Virtual Franchise Expo.
The changes a service member encounters after retirement from the military, which includes exploring your qualifications and career interests, and the best location to retire to. Links to the Riley Guide, "What Color Is Your Parachute?" by Richard Bolles, The Job Hunter's Bible, a LIFELines article on family meetings, and FindYourSpot.com.
This article is about retirement from the military, discussing financial planning (Social Security, 401(k), IRA) and starting a new career in civilian employment. Links to the Small Business Administration (SBA) and GovJobs.com.
How the Small Business Administration (SBA) can help one start and run a small business via its startup kit and through its Small Business Development Centers.
This article is about how retirees can network to benefit their personal life and career. It quotes Captain Robin Shoop, USN retired, and links to numerous career and veteran resources.
Are you looking for a job? Employment recruiters or headhunters can help. Learn about the advantages to using headhunter services.
This article is about how to interview for a job, and discusses how to prepare, how to dress, and how to answer questions. Links to the Monster.com Interview Center and Job-Interview.net's The Guide to Interviews.
A business card is a good way to advertise your self, your business, or your expertise. Learn how to make your business card work for you.
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