Transition and Career
How to Apply DoD’s New Social Media Policy to Your Own Online Presence
The guidance includes good advice for your personal pages, even if you’re no longer in uniform.
The guidance includes good advice for your personal pages, even if you’re no longer in uniform.
Like it or loathe it, the social platform is a must for your job search. But are you maximizing your network?
Learn more about the benefit, along with updates to the Yellow Ribbon Program.
You’ve landed the position, but are you sure it’s the right fit, with the right compensation?
Beginning college as an older adult is a big decision, especially when looking for a second career.
You may qualify for veteran-specific assistance or other helpful programs.
The change may make it easier to figure out your next step after leaving uniform.
No matter your industry or level of management, you’ll find helpful guidance from these resources.
It’s time to research prospective employers to find the right fit for your next act.
This free, virtual event on Sept. 15 is a must for those considering careers in these sectors.
The partnership will raise awareness of MOAA seminars, workshops, career fairs, and other resources.
Working relationships can be tricky to manage in person, let alone remotely. This guidance will give you a great start.