Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor, Sam Dillender

Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor, Matthew Mickey

Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor, Julia Chambers

Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor, Jehremy Smith

Learn about the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and how you can get help.

Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor, Dan Dougherty

Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor, Corey Hopkins

Learn about Veteran Career & Transition Counselor Cheyenne Derrick

LinkedIn is a vital tool for job seekers, with 87% of recruiters using it to find or vet candidates. A well-optimized profile can significantly enhance your job prospects, showcasing your professional journey, networking opportunities, and visibility to potential employers.

Did you know Veterans have benefits that are not medical and education based? Or maybe you have only used a fraction of what you already knew about. Did you know benefits are added from time to time? Check these out!

Investing in continuous learning does not have to mean going to school full-time to get a better job out of the service.

As Veterans embark on this journey, a roadmap to job search success becomes essential. Here's a comprehensive guide crafted to empower veterans in navigating their career transitions with confidence and purpose:

Getting hired takes effort. It takes humility to admit you need a job, and confidence to ask for the job along with the compensation you deserve.

If you’re a Veteran and need help finding your best employer who makes the most of your Military Service, or if you’re an employer who’s ready to upgrade your workforce by hiring the most qualified Veterans, contact Still Serving Veterans today!

Career fairs are a great way to jump the line! Are you ready for them? Check here before you go!

We hear it all the time from our Veterans:

“I’m putting out lots of applications but I’m not getting called for interviews” or “I’m getting interviewed but I’m not getting called with any offers for jobs.” These are distinctly different problems.

Are you unemployed, underemployed, miserably employed, or transitioning military and feel that you have lost your way in the job search? Here are seven concrete actions you can take to re-energize your job search!

You have made the decision to find a new job. However, you want the timing to be yours. Here are five steps to take to make this a reality - thoughtfully and professionally.

Current job seekers cannot let their bias about a “temp job” limit their opportunities. In fact, a temporary position has its advantages. Learn more here…

It seems like every week there is a job fair you could be attending. That’s great for you if you’re actively searching for a job, right? But are they the best investment of your time? Here’s our advice to get the best results in the least amount of time.