Posted on May 26, 2016
Is the Transition Process More Difficult for Some Veterans?
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Do you agree, or not? Please encourage all veterans to participate in this study and let current service members know about the tool discussed in this article to help with their transition back into civilian life.
Is the Transition Process More Difficult for Some Veterans?
Posted from military.com
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Yes it is more difficult for some Veterans. Some can adapt easily and others struggle.
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The link to the results mentioned in the article is incorrect. It should be http://www.military-transition.org/results.html
Results from the Military Transition Study
We're releasing the first Transition Intelligence Dashboard which allows users to filter and view survey results to date.
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Yes it is! For multiple reasons.
For one, SOME Servicemembers (again: SOME) with no education or certifications believe that AIT and OJT is enough to land in the door of a great paying job. That is not always the case. Be prepared to compete with others for even entry-level positions.
Two, civilian sector is tough. The bonds are much harder to develop.
I found it easier once I found a fellow veteran who I can talk things out with. I also found life easier one I opened my eyes (and my mind) to what people were showing me.
For one, SOME Servicemembers (again: SOME) with no education or certifications believe that AIT and OJT is enough to land in the door of a great paying job. That is not always the case. Be prepared to compete with others for even entry-level positions.
Two, civilian sector is tough. The bonds are much harder to develop.
I found it easier once I found a fellow veteran who I can talk things out with. I also found life easier one I opened my eyes (and my mind) to what people were showing me.
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