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3 responses to “Veterans Day: Honoring Our Veterans, and Those Who Hire Them”
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Thanks for writing a post geared towards helping vets find work.
I’m a vet and am currently looking for remote work and it’s difficult out there – I’ve been pigeonholed into a decent enough career but it’s hard to branch out when you’ve been doing the same thing since your 18th birthday.
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Thank you for your comments, and for your service! What are you interested in doing differently than you are doing now?
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It was helpful when it was mentioned in this article that veterans who have been wounded can find trouble trying to land jobs because the skills they learned during combat don’t do well to prepare for the workforce. My brother is a veteran, and he lost his legs while in service, and lately, he has been having trouble trying to find a job. I’ll help him look for a wounded veteran mentoring support program so he can get the support he needs.
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Thanks for writing a post geared towards helping vets find work.
I’m a vet and am currently looking for remote work and it’s difficult out there – I’ve been pigeonholed into a decent enough career but it’s hard to branch out when you’ve been doing the same thing since your 18th birthday.
Thank you for your comments, and for your service! What are you interested in doing differently than you are doing now?
It was helpful when it was mentioned in this article that veterans who have been wounded can find trouble trying to land jobs because the skills they learned during combat don’t do well to prepare for the workforce. My brother is a veteran, and he lost his legs while in service, and lately, he has been having trouble trying to find a job. I’ll help him look for a wounded veteran mentoring support program so he can get the support he needs.