Posted on Feb 22, 2016
How can I get a job helping veterans that pays enough to support my family?
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I am tried of working in the civilian sector. I work for a company that expects us to take the cheapest materials they can find, and make the best product in the world. They also expect us to train the constant stream of new Temps while maintaining regular production numbers.
I have always heard that the best way to be happy and successful in your career is to do something you are passionate about.
So I want a job helping my brothers and sisters that have served our nation.
Any suggestions will be thankfully received.
I have always heard that the best way to be happy and successful in your career is to do something you are passionate about.
So I want a job helping my brothers and sisters that have served our nation.
Any suggestions will be thankfully received.
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Veterans Service Representative
Veterans Advocate
Veterans Employment Representative
Veterans Service Representative Veterans Advocate Veterans Employment Representative
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The VA regularly hires veterans to become Veterans Service Reps, however, that position doesn't help veterans directly. The biggest impact is working as a County Veterans Service Rep or with your state's Department of Veterans Affairs. I've worked in both and couldn't think of a better way to help our veterans!
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Hey Sergeant Oakes
Email me [login to see] let's explore this. I might lose the thread otherwise:
Here's some ideas:
1. Try and become part of a Veterans Expeditions type program.
2. If you are a Post 9/11 Era veteran go to college. Your pay check will be from your BAH and maybe VA work study.
3. Become an Uber driver or Livery driver for veterans only and focus on trips to VA appointments. Your office will be your car. You will have a unique opportunity to know your vets, discover their needs and work your smart phone for solutions to their problems.
I have more ideas if you need them.
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Email me [login to see] let's explore this. I might lose the thread otherwise:
Here's some ideas:
1. Try and become part of a Veterans Expeditions type program.
2. If you are a Post 9/11 Era veteran go to college. Your pay check will be from your BAH and maybe VA work study.
3. Become an Uber driver or Livery driver for veterans only and focus on trips to VA appointments. Your office will be your car. You will have a unique opportunity to know your vets, discover their needs and work your smart phone for solutions to their problems.
I have more ideas if you need them.
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