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With an exciting new year starting, many of you out there will be putting together your resumes and getting prepared to transition from the military into the private sector. We know how strange the transition can be, the culture shock that … Continue reading →

You may be in Afghanistan, somewhere else overseas, or you may be stateside. You may be a 21 year old vet, or an 81 year old vet. Whoever you are, and wherever you are, we appreciate all that you have … Continue reading →

Do you have a Bachelor’s degree, or are you in the process of earning a degree? Have you ever thought about becoming a teacher? The Troops to Teachers program may be just the right thing for you. Our country needs … Continue reading →

I’ve been home from Iraq for 6 years now, and I relinquished company command in 2007. Since then, I’ve become a career coach, professional resume writer, trainer and transition expert. After working closely with people from all branches, and from … Continue reading →

I found this great resource that gives a lot of information on companies that hire vets. But it goes a lot deeper than that, and lets you know things like: do the hiring managers get training on dealing with vets? Are … Continue reading →

We are launching a new book this Memorial Day weekend! You’re part of a special group – the millions of Iraq and Afghanistan vets flooding the workforce, and there are lots of things we can teach you to be better prepared for your transition … Continue reading →

In the next couple of weeks, we are launching a new online certification program called the Master Federal Career Coach (MFCC). This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in expanding their professional horizons, and as a vet and federal … Continue reading →

It’s a good day to be a senior writer at CareerPro! And it’s mainly because of all the amazing vets I get to work with. For example, right now I am working with a retired Marine Major, and two Air Force … Continue reading →

First of all, let’s thank the team over at www.payscale.com for this awesome infographic. I think it speaks for itself, but here’s the idea: There are still hundreds of thousands of vets seeking employment, and this graphic illustrates some of the top … Continue reading →