Newsletter · January 10, 2024
Translate Skills Into a New Job, Upskill, Keep Yourself Accountable, Land a Promotion and Find a New You After Retiring from the Military
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Hello Hiring America Family!
This week, we are sharing the groundbreaking tool that helps veterans and employers translate skills into specific job roles.
Next, learn how veterans can get industry certifications for free in 2024.
Additionally, find several ways to keep yourself accountable when applying for new jobs.
Then, discover the tips for landing a promotion in your civilian workplace career.
Lastly, find a new you by learning what steps to take to determine your career plan after retiring from the military.
Happy New Year!
Best,
Bill
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Discover How USAA Is Using A Powerful Skills Translator To Help Veterans & MilSpouses Find Jobs
Discover how USAA is revolutionizing the hiring process for the military community. With an unwavering dedication to veterans and military spouses, USAA introduces a groundbreaking skills translator tool. This state-of-the-art tool aids both job seekers from the military sector and employers in understanding and translating the unique skills and experiences veterans bring to the workforce.
9 Places Transitioning Veterans Can Get Industry Certifications for Free in 2024
Veterans leaving the military should always prepare as much as possible for the civilian job market.
3 Ways to Keep Yourself Accountable When Applying for New Jobs
Applying for a new job can be a full-time job in itself. The amount of research required to find a company that you're excited about, and then a job that you're qualified for, can take a long time.
5 Tips for Landing a Promotion in Your Civilian Workplace
Whether you see a job posted on your internal company dashboard, hear about it through a colleague or are recommended for a promotion from your boss, pursuing advancement in your company requires a different strategy than applying from outside.Bourbon, Bacon & Freedom Box
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Education Moment: Finding A New You
Learn what steps to take to determine your path and career plan after retiring from the military.This issue was originally sent on January 10, 2024. View the original email.