by Rachel Sanders, MBA Transitioning out of the military has its challenges, but this year has brought challenges we’ve never experienced before. I expected uncertainty after separating from the U.S. Army, and I prepared for it. But no one expected a global pandemic to affect every aspect of our lives, from career choices to family …
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When you’re offered a job, you usually receive a “job offer letter” which spells out the job, the compensation and any benefits. This is a courtesy from the hiring company so that you can make an informed decision. Veterans often take a military attitude toward civilian job offers, accepting the first one without question because …
You applied to your dream job, received a call-back for an interview, and the company offered you the job. Congratulations! Now they’ve asked you what you want to make—and you don’t want to either jeopardize the job offer or undersell yourself. Here are five good interview questions and answers you can give: 1. “I’m asking …
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