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Archive for January 10, 2012
Veteran Career Resources Roll-Up
January 10, 2012 by Sandra Rogers.
Dear Veterans,
View this link to find great job resources at ClearanceJobs.com
Veteran Career Resources Roll-Up
Source: ClearanceJobs.com
Excerpt:
“Vets aren’t looking for a handout, they’re looking for an opportunity. Defense contractors largely know what a great option hiring a veteran can be – they come with valuable skills, experience and security clearances, often require little training and are eager to jump in, learn the ropes and get to work. Making the transition from service member to civilian isn’t without its struggles, however. And sometimes veterans have trouble navigating the transition. That’s why we’ve developed a host of online resources to help walk vets through some of the basics. ” (Lyndi Kyzer)
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