Learn About VetPaw, Get Prepared for Your Next Job, Find Camaraderie After the Military and Purge Your Toxic Emotions to Create a Better Life
This Week on Hiring America
Hello Hiring America Family!
This week, we're highlighting VetPaw, a veteran organization helping to stop animal poaching in Africa.
Next, did you recently land a new job? Scroll down to find out how to get prepared, because kicking back and relaxing isn't the best choice.
Additionally, we've shared advice for getting the camaraderie back after retiring from the military, because transitioning into the civilian world can often feel lonely.
Then, find out how to purge your toxic emotions to facilitate healing and create a happy life.
Finally, many veterans choose to further their education after retiring from the military, but find that starting a new career can be challenging. Scroll down to learn how to prepare for that next job after graduating from school.
Have a great week!
Best,
Bill
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VetPaw - Veterans Working To Stop Poaching In Africa
Learn more about the military veterans looking to use their skills and experience to stop animal poaching in Africa and help local communities find alternative ways to thrive.
You've Got the Job. What's Next?
You've just hung up the phone after accepting a job offer, ending a nerve-racking search. Since your start date is six weeks away, you can just kick back and enjoy yourself until then, right? Wrong.
How to Get the Camaraderie Back After Service
The transition from active duty to the civilian world can be difficult, but one thing people don’t realize is how lonely it can get.
How to Purge the Toxic Emotions in Yourself to Facilitate Healing
Learning to control emotions is imperative, especially when moving on from other traumas to create a new and happy life.From Our Partner Company Military Made
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This Week's Tip:
Education Moment: Preparing for Graduation
Transitioning from the military to the civilian world can be tough. National University shares tips for veterans about to graduate school that can help them better prepare for another career.This issue was originally sent on September 5, 2023. View the original email.