Talking About Your Service
Most employers have no idea how your work in the military translates to the civilian workforce. Connect the dots so they know your service make you an asset.
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Before an Interview
The saying in the field is also true for the interview: Failing to plan is planning to fail. To succeed at this stage, you must arm yourself with information.
Writing a Cover Letter
Your cover letter is a preview to the main attraction: your resume. It carries the same weight of importance, except with this twist...
Resume Tips
Even after you’ve created a draft of your resume, you’ll want to give it a final polish. Here are some tips on highlighting your skills and qualities.
Finding Military-Friendly Firms
Of course you want a job, but it’s also important to work for a company that understands where you come from. A few signs of a military-friendly company are...
Using Job Boards
Making your resume searchable on Resume Engine will get you noticed by thousands of employers, but it is important to be proactive too.
Building a Resume
Your resume should clearly tell potential employers what you can do for them. Thanks to Resume Engine, accomplishing this has never been easier.
Attending Job Fairs
Your mission at job fairs: Stand out from the other attendees. When a fair is over, recruiters will take home a towering stack of resumes.
Working with Recruiters
A recruiter is someone who will connect the dots for you. They will help you get your foot in the door for that first job interview.
Networking for Veterans
When it comes to networking, fortune favors the bold. As a member of the military community, you’re already way ahead of the game.