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For over 30 years, RecruitMilitary has connected millions of veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses with thousands of employers across the nation.

Military transition is an individual event. Those who are transitioning have a variety of skills, experiences, time in service, rank, expertise, family situations, positions along the way, and even desires.

There are many veteran friendly jobs that incorporate the skills you gained while serving in the military.

For many veterans and transitioning servicemembers, salary negotiation is an unfamiliar step in the hiring process.

If you’re a transitioning veteran, do yourself a favor and reach out to RecruitMilitary.

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Verizon values leadership, motivation, self-discipline, and hard work — all characteristics that veterans bring to the table.

Editor’s Note: The following story highlights veterans at Verizon. Committed to including talented members of the military community in its...

The tech industry is an attractive career path for service members.

Through Verizon's website, veterans and military spouses can search for Verizon jobs related to their experience that are located near their military installation

Leaving the military can be daunting. Here are some tips to help you as you get started.

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It's like being a CEO, treasurer, logistician, and lawyer all wrapped up in one. That should sound familiar to any former NCO.

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A career in the United States Secret Service may be just what you’re looking for.

For Lorenzo Leon, coming home was almost as difficult as deploying in the first place

It’s a question more than 200,000 military service members often ask themselves each year as they face their transition back to civilian life – and McKesson stands ready to answer.

Kevin Traynor’s time in the Army made an impact. As a young man, he held important jobs and helped make a difference on a daily basis. Traynor never imagined those jobs would fuel his career growth in the civilian world. But thanks to some ingenuity on his part, Traynor managed to turn his MOS into a successful career with Airgas.

The job outlook for technology careers is booming, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, with a projected 11% growth rate between 2019 and 2029. That’s more than half a million jobs with a median income of $88,240, compared to all other occupations, which have a median income of just $39,810. Before you tell yourself you aren’t qualified for a technology career, know this — most technology jobs don’t require more than a bachelor’s degree, if that, and with less than five years of career field experience, you could potentially find yourself earning a six-figure salary with the right skills and certifications.

From his humble beginnings in an East Baltimore City neighborhood, through his service in the Marine Corps, to exceeding his initial career goals with Terminix, Gregory Brown has redeveloped himself time and time again

Facing the next chapter in your life after the military can feel daunting when you think about everything you need to accomplish before joining the civilian ranks

Online learning can be ideal for active duty service members and veterans looking to pursue higher education. The flexible environment makes studying available to working veterans, busy families, and those stationed around the world. With accessibility comes great demand, however: you may not be living in a dorm, but you can still be easily distracted by piles of laundry, your job and that Reddit thread you’ve been following for over 3 days already.

When the Twin Towers came down, lives changed around the world. For Ed Maldonado, only a sophomore in high school, it was a pivotal moment that affected the trajectory of his life. From the war in Iraq to his work at DuPont, Maldonado has spent his life in service. It has shaped his person and defined his path to success and fulfillment

Despite coming from different backgrounds and having varied goals, military veterans find career success with nationwide health services company McKesson that recognizes and values the unique talents they bring to the table