The next generation of military professionals are looking for retired military professionals to serve as JROTC instructors with an online seminar set for April 29, 2- 4 p.m. Interested professionals can use the QR code in the graphic below.
One of the things we hear often at the Military Transition Roundtable is that a veteran’s first job was not a good fit for them. Yet, going back to LinkedIn to locate a new job can lead to troubles, especially when someone’s HR or employers notice a chance to a profile with a LinkedIn “Open to Work” green banner. Meg…
Have a son, daughter or foster child who wants to continue their education? The VA and educational programs can transfer those benefits. Tyrone Hewitt, a contributing writer to MILTrac, recently shared the key points for success in a recent LinkedIn post. Please click on the graphic below to learn more. Related: VA enrollment policies Note: This link takes you…
Mark Overberg, one of the Army’s top experts on retirement, recently posted this article on the DD Form 2656. “No 2656, no retired pay and you receive automatic full Survivor Benefit Plan coverage for all eligible beneficiaries by law,” posted Overberg. Military retirees who are approaching their last days in uniform should read this article before signing this key form,…
At MILTrac, we want to share this Jai Salters’ resource — the ACT NOW Guide to free resources. Ministry professionals in transition and their families can download the guide by clicking on the link below. And, if you are new to LinkedIn, we recommend that you follow him as he provides updates to the many free programs he and his…
Mark Overberg, one of the folks we love to follow on LinkedIn, provided an interesting insight into the benefit of selling leave before retirement as compared to taking leave upon retirement or separation. “IF you SELL your terminal leave, your payout will be calculated based on your base pay ONLY and then it will be taxed, perhaps boosting you into…
LinkedIn connection notes are something most #militaryprofessionalsintransition don’t truly understand. That’s why we want to share this Meg Guiseppi article on how to effectively connect with someone who is a total stranger on LinkedIn. Please click on the graphic below to get the link to Meg’s article. RELATED: A short LinkedIn video on how to connect with others.
The team at our website is offering a chance to help #militaryprofessionalsintransition and their families with updating their LinkedIn course Matt Scherer, our publisher and the author of “LinkedIn For Military,” has compiled a dozen videos for the Coffee Bunker. With the help of his team, he organized these videos into a logical process, taking people who have just created…
Free cyber and IT courses are available for free thanks to Per Scholas, a national training program. Jai Salters, a transition resource every vet should follow on LinkedIn, shared in a recent video about how Per Scholas offers a wide array of training opportunities. Want to know more? Please click on the graphic below.
Tyrone Hewitt, one of our MILTrac contributors, recently shared this link to every state’s veterans affairs office. In his view, the states veterans resources provide additional resources for veterans and their families. Hewitt, a retired Navy chief, said he tells his clients in transition to add their state to their resource tool kit. However, one shouldn’t stop at their state’s…
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