My first piece of advice is reckon with the fact that one day, you WILL leave the military. Even if you go after a whole career, the time will come to retire and you will have to leave. And for most retirees, this is at only about the halfway point of their life. There is still a lot of life for them to define and live.
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Thanks to the Texas Veterans in Business Association for helping with this one! UT McCombs is one of the handful[…]
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When you think of Carnegie Mellon, your first thought is likely of robotics, computer science, or advanced technical research. And[…]
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You likely already know about these, as they are the most popular options for service members to use to pay for higher education. But as I will describe later in the article, there are more ways to do this than you may think — and you could even end up making money in the process.
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Instead of blind reaching out on Linkedin, Meritorious members will be able to know that people within the network are fellow high-performers and that it is worth their time to engage with that person.
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Explore diverse career options at Accenture for military veterans. Discover how your skills can translate into rewarding roles in a leading professional services firm.
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“We actively seek leaders who can invent, think big, have a bias for action and deliver results on behalf of[…]
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The Duke Fuqua MBA is routinely regarded as one of the top options for those interested in getting their MBA.[…]
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It takes a certain amount of confidence in oneself to leave the military and believe everything will be ok, because the military in some senses makes everything easy.
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“Earth and sky, woods and fields, lakes and rivers, the mountain and the sea, are excellent schoolmasters, and teach of[…]
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