This tag is for Transition Resources articles.
Tyrone Hewitt, a veteran who helps military professionals understand the VA complex processes, recently posted this LinkedIn post about the need to review and effectively complete the Separation Health Assessment to obtain disability benefits. “The SHA isn’t just paperwork….it’s one of the most important documents tied to your future VA disability claim.” Hewitt recently posted on LinkedIn. Here is how…
(Editor’s note: Scott Stalker, a retired Marine senior NCO, is one person we follow on LinkedIn. When he published this article on the wins and losses from his first two years, we wanted to publish it to share with the many who are facing fears about making some wrong choices. Stalker is the author of “Left of Leadership,” a book…
Go to your LinkedIn home page and take a brief moment to look at your URL. What do you see? A long string of random letters and numbers perhaps? Wouldn’t it be nice to have something more memorable, or at the very least easy to memorize? In a recent session with Vets2Industry, Matt Scherer of the Military Transition Resource and…
Live in San Antonio and transitioning from the military? Thinking that you want to relocate to south Texas when your military commitment and making plans to visit friends or families? The Joint Transition Readiness Center will host a job fair Dec. 17 at 3981 Okubo Barracks. “The fair brings together over 70 employers, resource providers and support organizations who value…
Our friend, Joe Sanchez, shared this recent LinkedIn post on cybersecurity apprenticeships. Here’s the link for those veterans interested in cybersecurity careers. Veterans, especially those with security clearances, should visit this application link.
(Editor’s note: When we read this Brianna Morales LinkedIn article about recruiting scams, we wanted to share it for the many #militaryprofessionalsintransition who will get LinkedIn connections and notes for nefarious sources. We have bold faced the warning signs that veterans should recognize when a recruiter contact them about a job opportunity.) Y’all I got scammed. It was hard to…
By Scott Stalker (Editor’s note: This post is a must read for those novice LinkedIn networkers. As social media coaches, we see a lot of hesitancy by #militaryprofessionalsintransition.) I believe the number one reason to be on LinkedIn, to network, and to attend conferences is simple: increase your OPTIONS. That’s different from making friends or enjoying a hobby. We do…
By Matt Scherer One of the simplest LinkedIn branding tools involves changing your LinkedIn URL to a custom one. According to LinkedIn’s official Help documentation, you can customize your URL by clicking “View Profile,” then the edit icon next to “Public profile & URL” on the right pane. Under “Edit your custom URL,” click the edit icon next to your…
May 16, 2024 By Meg Guiseppi Crucial Executive Job Interview FAQs Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Executive job interviews can be stressful for many job seekers. The best way to alleviate that stress is by being well prepared, and as ready as possible for whatever they throw at you. This post is part of a series of posts that include the FAQs I…
Brock Young, one of our many colleagues, posted this about the number of resumes a military professional should have. How many resumes should you have? The answer may shock you… or not. I just finished up an employment coaching session with the fifth Veteran employment seeker who was confident that their AI generated, or “professionally” written resume was the…
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