Veterans Get Ahead in Your Career: Unlock Transferable Skills, Understand Job Jargon and More!
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Hello Hiring America Family!
Are you experiencing a difficult time with your transition? Discover how the Veterati program can help you out.
Next, learn how to access your transferable skills to easily reinvent your career.
Sometimes, not getting a job you applied for can feel very frustrating or upsetting, but you can find 3 tips to recover below.
Should you write a cover letter, or a letter of interest, or both? Learn the job hunting jargon and what protocol is best for success.
Lastly, did you know there's a way to speed up your college degree? Find out how by scrolling down.
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Bill
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Reinventing Your Career? 5 Steps To Assess Your Transferable Skills
As we all know, most of us will reach a time in our work life when we have to reinvent our careers for an evolving economy.
3 Tips To Recover After Not Getting The Job
It can be hard to recover after not getting the job, especially after all of that time and effort you put into your research, application, interview, and follow up.
What’s a Letter of Interest and How’s It Different From a Cover Letter?
As if the job search needed more confusing terms and jargon, it turns out there are multiple kinds of letters you might need to write.Upcoming Events
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This issue was originally sent on May 17, 2023. View the original email.