Stories
Transition and a Career Beyond the Call of Duty
There typically is a learning curve at the start of something new, whether it be a new job, the p...
How to Pull Your Verification of Military Experience and Training (VMET)
The VMET (Verification of Military Experience and Training), DD Form 2586, provides an overview o...
7 Tips for Effective Face-to-Face Networking
Networking is a vital part of finding new employment opportunities as a transitioning Marine or s...
10 Tips to Make Your LinkedIn Profile a Civilian Job Magnet
Professional social media platforms, such as LinkedIn, are a great way to keep in touch with coll...
After the Interview...What Next?
Every interview is an opportunity to improve your interviewing skills. One of the best ways to ma...
10 Interview Questions You Must Be Prepared to Answer
Are you preparing for your next job interview? If you want to impress the interviewer there are s...
Once a Marine, Always a Marine: Career Resources for Veterans
This week we observed Veterans Day, a day where we remember the service of our Marines and thank ...
Choosing Your Professional References
References are an important part of the job search process, but they can often be an afterthought...
Don't Leave Money on the Table: Claim Your Travel Entitlements
Most Marines who separate or retire from the Marine Corps rate travel entitlements (per diem and ...
What's the Best Resume Format for You?
When applying for a job you should always use a Targeted Resume, that is, a resume designed for a...
First Marine Earns Credentials Through COOL
The Marine Corps Credentialing Opportunities On-Line (COOL) program is well underway, providing M...
Must Know Job Search Tips for Transitioning Marines
You should be thinking of transitioning out long before you actually do. Finding a job can take a...