Hope everyone had nothing short of an outstanding week! Its time once again for the FMI Weekly Roundup.
Here are some informative articles to help your job search:
My SA published an article last week, “10 Best Jobs for Veterans” which has some great ideas for those of you who are looking for a new career or are in the process of transition from the military to civilian life. Check the article out here…
100,000 Jobs Mission ups its goal for vet hiring! – Read the article here…
Connecting Veterans to Jobs through Starbucks New Military Family Stores! – Read the article here…
Make sure you read the whole post, we have JOB POSTS for those of you looking for a new career.
JOB OPENING:
Full or Part Time- Government Employee Benefits Specialist
Financial Group is interested in Active and Retired Government Employees across the country to become part of its team of Government Employee Benefit Specialists.
Compliment your existing career through supplemental income by providing support and benefit services to individuals struggling to understand the complex nature of the government benefit structure.
By partnering with our Financial Group’s expert benefit counselors, you will be equipped to review, diagnose, and resolve issues within the government benefit structure.
You will receive: Licensing, training, and the support of a company rated excellent by A.M. Best with over #1.3 billion in assets.
Job Requirements
- Actively employed federal, postal, or military personnel
- As a Government Benefits Specialist, you must have strong organizational and time management skills as well as exceptional interpersonal communication abilities.
- We are seeking individuals with a willingness to work hard and are able to commit themselves to the success of this business opportunity
- Must be able to convey routine and complex information to customers in a clear, concise, and persuasive manner.
- Ability to exercise superior judgment with regard to confidential information
- Requires excellent written and verbal communication skills, must be flexible and have a strong multitask ability.
- Life insurance license is preferred but not required.
You can Email your Resume to Emma – Send Email
We have positions available for drivers/truck drivers.
Here is something I bet you did not know. Some military personnel who have transitioned out of the military have taken a fast-track training program at Fred Astaire Dance Studios. In just a few months (that’s right MONTHS) they have gone from knowing little-to-nothing about dance to being actual dance instructors. In a VERY short amount of time they moved up to managing, owning a franchise and now to being among the top producing studios in the company. What we have found at Forward March Inc. is that military personnel are especially suited not only for the training and becoming instructors themselves, but becoming highly successful in the company. Forward March Inc. has an outstanding relationship with our customer Fred Astarie Dance Studios. You owe it to yourself to check out our previous post to learn more about the outstanding opportunities for employment and even franchise ownership with them.
For veterans who want to learn a new skill, or expand on a skill-set should check out the fine folks over at Workforce Solutions Alamo and Alamo Colleges are collaborating to offer short-term skills development programs in the areas of Information Technology, the Manufacturing Industry and Aerospace. Learn more here.
Veterans who want to join the SBA and start down the track of entrepreneurship should check out the latest article on the San Antonio Business Journal site. The SBA is extending their fee waiver program for veterans through 2015!
Veterans and transitioning military interested in starting their own business should also check out the San Antonio Small Business Development Center at UTSA. This program offers a number of benefits including special veterans assistance.
Its Friday again, so break out those red shirts! R.E.D. Friday is here so remember everyone deployed!
Learn more about RED Fridays:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Support_our_troops
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Support-Our-Troops-Wear-Red-Fridays/188809874489323
When her husband fell under intense enemy fire, Molly Pitcher stepped up and continued to in his position on the gun. Despite the danger, she continued the fight. For her efforts, General George Washington appointed her as a noncommissioned officer and she was referred to a Sergeant Molly, a title she used until her death in 1832.
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