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You’ve led teams. Managed complex operations. Made decisions under pressure. But if you’ve ever had a civilian recruiter glance blankly at your resume… you’re not alone. One of the biggest challenges in military transition is translation. Not of a different language, but of experience. But let’s be honest… it might as well be a different language sometimes. Someone who’s never served will almost never understand how “Specialized in helicopter movement and assault operations, ground assault...
Your military paycheck was steady. Healthcare was covered. BAH helped balance the budget. But what happens when that all changes? Of course, finances will look different post-transition. This can be exciting in many ways, but also takes adjusting and planning. SkillBridge is a great opportunity to do just that! It’s a chance to learn what you can AND take action before your separation so you are ahead of the game. Here’s how to use your time in SkillBridge to prepare your financial future: 1...
So you’ve taken off the uniform. Now what? Everyone talks about getting the job, filing the paperwork, securing VA benefits, and just getting out - but few talk about what actually happens in that first year after the military. The truth? Transitioning is a total LIFE shift. Even the best-prepared service members hit some surprises along the way. Here are a few of those surprises (and how to handle them). #1 The Loss of Structure Can Feel… Weird For years, your schedule was built for...