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Combat Airborne Ranger Alan Leggitt found success in tech. Here's his top five pieces of advice for those transitioning to a...

For the one million vets who will enter the civilian workforce in the next five years, mentoring can be a lifeline.

To get a job, learn to get into "civilian job" mode -- with a dash of "warrior mode" mixed in to give you an edge.

In today's tough economic climate, many unemployed or underemployed workers would be happy with any job and don't dare aspire...

As a transitioning veteran, you already possess the potential to become a great networker.

As the United States' economic crisis lingers, returning veterans are finding it harder to translate the skills they have...

Does a job interview make you think you should confess every detail about your "sordid" past before the interviewer asks you...

At a time when the Pentagon is considering plans to cut military spending and downsize the armed forces, our nation’s men and...

Turning to a mentor can provide support that's nuanced, personal and backed up by years of experience.

There are two important talent pools businesses often overlook: disabled veterans and military spouses.