Advice for veterans: No one Owes You Shit.
Trigger warning: prepare to have your ego bruised and a hard slap of reality beat you across the face in[…]
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Mentally Preparing For Your Transition
As a cadet, I confidently thought “When I get to a platoon, I will for sure know how to be[…]
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Banking Internships for Veterans
Transitioning into the financial services sector can be a natural fit for veterans. Even if you weren’t a financial professional[…]
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You Should Learn to Code. Seriously.
Coding is based on providing precise instructions to a machine that is designed to do what it is told. This means that to be a good coder, you have to know how to think clearly.
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The Moment of Commitment
I just made my first purchase for my first company. The first commitment of personal dollars to a project in[…]
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DOD Skillbridge: A Program for Transitioning Veterans to Civilian Life
Did you ever hear of some guy in your unit who went off to work at a civilian job during his last few months on active duty?
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What I learned Working at a Startup
I know this is not the first, nor the last piece about working at a startup, but I have a[…]
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Making Networking Feel Genuine for Veterans
Selflessness is perhaps the most important value of the military community. So to the uninformed, the word “networking” conjures images of people shuffling around a room exchanging business cards and not so coyly trying to get a one-up on everyone around them.
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4 Business Programs for Veterans
These schools recognize the unique challenges of educating veterans, but see that if done correctly, there can be enormous benefits by bringing our experiences and skills into the business world.
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The Hardest Decision I’ve Ever Made
I’d always joke that joining the military isn’t a career decision, it’s a lifestyle choice. Being a soldier was not just what I did, it was my identity.
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