Newsletter · April 29, 2020

This Week on Hiring America


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April 29, 2020

This Week on Hiring America

Dear Hiring America Family, This week, we bring you laughter and entertainment from the GIs of Comedy. Then, we've shared some helpful guidance for job searching and changing careers, be it post-military, following a layoff, or a desire for something different. Next, if you work from home and are finding it unusually challenging these days, scroll down to learn about some methods that will help you tackle your work day more effectively. Do you have suggestions for our upcoming newsletters? Let us know. Meanwhile, have a great week! Bill and the Hiring America Team The GIs of Comedy Entertain the Civilian Troops Meet the GIs of Comedy - Stand-up comedians, all veterans, still serving their country, one joke at a time.

Watch This Episode Five Tips for Creating a Fresh Resume Post-Military Service Creating a strong resume that translates military experience into civilian skills is key to transitioning into a post-military career.

military.com How To Successfully Change Careers Following A Layoff Sometimes being laid off forces a career change. Changing careers isn't easy but if you follow a few steps you can make your job search successful.

workitdaily.com A Productivity Schedule Will Help You Tackle Your Work Day Having a general guide for what you’re supposed to tackle at what time will help you structure your day and get things done.

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USAA Tips: Military Friendly Companies Learn about these military friendly companies and the hiring process.

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Check Out This Week's Trivia Questions Be entered to win prizes. Think of it like a raffle. For each question you answer correctly, you'll receive one point, and for each point you'll earn an electronic raffle ticket. At the end of the month, we'll have a random drawing of all the tickets and pull out one to determine the winner. Play as little or as much as you'd like during the month, but the more questions you answer correctly, the greater your chances of winning! military.com


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