Newsletter · August 11, 2017

Hiring America Newsletter 06: Warrior Caste, Marine shaking up Tattoo Industry


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Warrior Caste defending our nation, Former Marine breaks down barriers to entering Tattoo Industry

August 11th, 2017 Click here to read this newsletter in your web browser.

Warrior Caste

Good morning, and Happy Friday!
We've got another great lineup for you today! I was just having a conversation this week about the "Warrior Caste" of military families that make up a large part of our Department of Defense and how this affects our talent pool. While this conversation isn't directly about transitioning out of the military it does make you think about the next generation of Warriors who will be replacing you. The conversation is continued in the article below alongside all the other great content we curated for you! If the "Warrior Caste" doesn't interest you maybe the article on the Ex-Marine who is shaking up the Tattoo industry will! Let me know your thoughts at info@hiringamerica.net
Also, we are excited about the upcoming launch of the Hiring America Marketplace. I hope you will enjoy it as much as I do. -Bill
~ Bill & The Hiring America Team ๐Ÿ˜Š
P.S. Don't worry, Ann will be back next week as your editor!

This Week's News Roundup:

The Tattoo Industry Is Unwilling to Give Up Tradition

Guy Prandstatter is surprisingly affable for a person who's managed to piss off so many people. But he's also unapologetic about why they're angry. Read more >

America Is Relying on a "Warrior Caste" of Military Families

When the new White House chief of staff, then a Marine general, John Kelly received a knock on the door in November 2010, he became the highest-ranking military officer to lose a child in combat. Read more >

7 Tips for Writing Emails that Get Noticed

Facebook, Instagram, Twitter? Despite what you may think, email is the most common way to communicate when looking for a job. Read more >

Kim Hughes: 10 Dark Truths About the Life of a Bomb Disposal Expert

British Warrant Officer Kim Hughes received the George Cross in 2010 for heroically defusing seven Taliban bombs with his bare hands in a single day. Read more >

Army Vet Joined USO Pathfinder Team to Help Service Members

Charlie Bailey's Army career followed an uncommon path. It began with a commencement speech by Sen. John McCain and ended when he suffered a grand mal seizure that forced him into a medical retirement. Read more >

Hiring America Featured Episodes

Veteran Owned Businesses

This episode of Hiring America features the Veterans Business Outreach Center Program at the US Small Business Association. From a brewery, to a unique gifting company, learn more.

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Canine Companions for Independence

These incredible service puppies love their owners, allow them to heal, ๐Ÿ’ช๐Ÿฝ to be independent, and to go out into the world ๐ŸŒŽ and do things that they would otherwise have to rely on other people to do.

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Did You Know You Can Chat With Us On Social Media? Come And Join The Conversation!

17 Milspouse Twitter Accounts To Follow

While many military spouses find support and other like-minded individuals on Facebook, there is also a milspouse community on Twitter. I first discovered them in 2009. Read More

Support For the Military Community

Service members, family members, service providers, and command - Welcome to Military OneSource. Policies, procedures, timely articles, cutting-edge social media tools, and support. Read More โ€‹ โ€‹โ€‹ โ€‹โ€‹ โ€‹

7 Secrets for Successful Military Career Transitions

Transitioning from military to civilian life can seem like a daunting task. Here are my top tips for a successful military transition: TAP was created to give employment and training help. Read More

How to Find a Career After Military Service

Local libraries: public, college, military, private. The librarian can help find books, periodicals, references, videos, lectures, seminars, workshops, study rooms, computers, etc. Read More

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