Newsletter · August 25, 2017

Hiring America Newsletter 08: Location, location


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Bill here. I made my way up to D.C. from North Carolina this week and I have to say the countryside I drove through was absolutely beautiful.

August 24th, 2017 Click here to read this newsletter in your web browser. Hi Everyone!
Bill here. I made my way up to D.C. from North Carolina this week and I have to say the countryside I drove through was absolutely beautiful. It's great getting to see so many different parts of the country. I know location is important when looking for your next career and we hope to highlight more of the great veteran friendly cities and states that are out there as we get ready to start our next season of Hiring America.
What are some locations you would like to see on the list?
We have a guest curator, Evan Guzman, who will be taking over the newsletter curation next week. Evan is a respected veterans advocate who was Verizon's Global Head of Military Programs and Engagement. Evan recently left Verizon to join the MilBrand project that helps other veteran start ups. He brings a great perspective on up and coming organizations that can really be helpful to both transitioning veterans, companies and individuals looking to support them.
Tune in next week to hear more from Evan!

This Week's News Roundup:

What Marine Corps Combat Tactics Can Teach You about Business

In 2004, in Al Anbar Province of Iraq, Marine Captain Brent Morel found his recon Marines in the center of a well-planned enemy ambush. Read more >

5 Tips for Cleaning Up Your Social Media Before Your Job Search

Question: I recently heard that employers look at a job candidate's social media posts. What if I've been careless - even reckless - online? Could that hurt me? How do I clean it up? Read more >

This is Why Soldiers Belong in the Kitchen

The prestigious Culinary Institute of America was founded to teach World War II vets to be chefs. At this school, warrior values go a long way. Read more >

This Veteran Farmer Will Make You Celebrate Your Meat

A visit to a humane sheep farm in South Carolina provides a soulful window into the world of food. This is where the enlightened come to meet their meat. Read more >

From Marine to Comedian: How Tim Wilkins Made It In Hollywood

You might say that Tim Wilkins was born for comedy. Even while he was earning the title of U.S. Marine, he "had the cockiness of a major," which led to him enduring more PT from drill instructors than he cares to remember. Read more >

Hiring America Featured Tip Of The Week

USAA Financial Tip #4, Home Ownership - To Buy or Not To Buy ?

This financial tip is brought to you by USAA, a proud supporter of America's military, serving veterans and their families since 1922. Watch here for additional weekly tips for our transitioning military families. You make us proud! Watch This Week's Tip

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4 Tips to Make a Successful Transition Into IT

Of nearly 21 million American veterans, only 1 out of 5 were able to find a job last year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Read More

USAA Financial Tips - Debt and How to Avoid It

These financial tips and resources are brought to you by USAA, a proud supporter of America's military, serving veterans and their families since 1922. Read More ​​ ​​

10 Ways to Get the Most From A Mentor

As part of your military-to-civilian transition and career development, engaging with a mentor is highly valuable. Read More

The Latest Tweets From Army's Soldier For Life

Official Twitter page of the Army's Soldier for Life - Transition Assistance Program (SFL-TAP) #Transition #HireaSoldier Read More

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