Newsletter · March 11, 2020
We've had entrepreneurship on the mind for a while, and we think you might have too.
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If you've already put the foundations in place to get your company off the ground, you may want to start thinking about next steps.
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In this week's newsletter we discuss what large companies are military friendly and how to do business with large corporations. The cool thing is, many large corporations are military friendly AND will do business with you. We hope you'll utilize the resources from one and apply them to the other in order to expand on your ideas, build lasting collaborations, and/or even make connections with mentors. All it takes is an email.
Happy building! Bill and the Hiring America Team USAA Tips: Military Friendly Companies Check out these military friendly companies. Watch This Episode 5 Things You Must Do Before a Job Interview What you do before the interview matters as much as how you present yourself when in front of the potential employer. military.com The Key to Inclusive Leadership Overcome unconscious bias using humility and empathy. hbr.org Dear Career: How Can I Hide That I'm a Military Spouse? can't tell you how many times in the past I've been qualified for a job and got called in for an interview, only to be cut short when they realize I'm a military spouse. military.com
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We've had entrepreneurship on the mind for a while, and we think you might have too. In fact, maybe you started thinking about building your company while you were still in service. If you've already put the foundations in place to get your company off the ground, you may want to start thinking about next steps.In this week's newsletter we discuss what large companies are military friendly and how to do business with large corporations. The cool thing is, many large corporations are military friendly AND will do business with you. We hope you'll utilize the resources from one and apply them to the other in order to expand on your ideas, build lasting collaborations, and/or even make connections with mentors. All it takes is an email.
Happy building! Bill and the Hiring America Team USAA Tips: Military Friendly Companies Check out these military friendly companies. Watch This Episode 5 Things You Must Do Before a Job Interview What you do before the interview matters as much as how you present yourself when in front of the potential employer. military.com The Key to Inclusive Leadership Overcome unconscious bias using humility and empathy. hbr.org Dear Career: How Can I Hide That I'm a Military Spouse? can't tell you how many times in the past I've been qualified for a job and got called in for an interview, only to be cut short when they realize I'm a military spouse. military.com
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