Promoting the best: Tech sgts. may have to impress a board to advanceVeterans are particularly suited for jobs cybersecurity
When it comes to cybersecurity, Terry Roberts has been on both sides of the fence, securing IT systems in the private sector and also for the federal government.
- Sep. 13, 2013
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Informatics: Where health meets I.T.
Sometimes the stars align just right. They did for Matt Walker, 30, who left the Navy as a petty officer third class in 2007. Since getting out, his military work as a hospital corpsman has dovetailed neatly with his newfound passion: computers.
- Sep. 13, 2013
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N.M. to expand use of veterans in fighting wildfires
Gov. Susana Martinez says her administration plans to expand a program next year that uses military veterans as firefighters during the wildfire season.
- Aug. 5, 2013
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House panel examines changes to veterans retraining program
A House subcommittee is considering legislation to fix one of the many problems with a year-old veterans training program many say is underused.
- Jul. 22, 2013
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Off the leash: Former Marine turns passion into profession
Can't teach an old dog new tricks?
- Jul. 22, 2013
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Best places to be a fed
You're getting out, the military is going to pay you for one more move, and the world is your oyster.
- Jul. 22, 2013
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Look beyond the obvious for careers in medical fields
Doctors, dentists, home health care workers, X-ray technicians: Most people can rattle off a list of the most common careers in health care.
- Jul. 22, 2013
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Nursing industry is growing, flexible
The job of nurse anesthetist comes with many attractions. There's a high level of responsibility, a challenging work environment and the chance to do good for others. There's also the prospect of virtually assured employment.
- May. 28, 2013
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Surprising jobs in retail
When 1st Lt. Mario Nino left the Army in July, he didn't imagine his experience as an interim company commander would land him a job in retail. Who does, when retail seems to mean low pay to work behind the register or in the stock room?
- May. 28, 2013
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Former soldier's initiative has him flying drones as civilian
The love affair began when Michael Cook was about 10 years old. That's when his dad, a CH-47 Chinook mechanic in the Army at the time, began playing with remote-controlled airplanes.
- Apr. 27, 2013
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Checkered past? There's good news for your job hunt
If you're afraid that long-past scrape with the law will keep you from landing a job, there's some good news from EmployeeScreenIQ, a company that performs background checks on prospective employees.
- Apr. 26, 2013
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Hacker boot camp: Pass this and grab a 6-figure salary
A new breed of computer-programming school is proliferating in U.S. tech hubs. These '
- Apr. 26, 2013
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Being a good cop requires host of skills
A week out of the police academy, Nicholas West flubbed it. He chased a suspicious vehicle but didn’t write down the license number. He didn’t turn on his flashing lights. He lost track of his location. And when the speeding vehicle finally pulled over, he parked too far away, making himself vulnerable.
- Apr. 1, 2013
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