Orion Career Advice for Job Seekers

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which comes with an emphasis on protecting your mental health in all aspects of your life, including your job search.

Every year, roughly 200,000 military members transition from service. The transition from the military to civilian life is a very important step.

Today’s blog post is by Jericho Urmenita, an Orion Talent Recruiter, USMC Veteran, and USNA graduate. In today’s post, Jericho outlines the best practices for translating your military to civilian resume.

#PeoplewithPurpose Podcast host Steve Amsden sits down with Ben Sandefur, VP of Marketing & Business Development, Suzanne Smith, VP of Sales, and Ed Aguilar, Senior Director of Strategic Accounts & Latin America, to discuss Mammotome’s culture of continuous advancement and innovation through talent and team development, career pathing, and a focus on diverse talent, including veterans.

Whether you’re considering exiting the Air Force years from now or you are in the midst of that transition now, you may be wondering what jobs best suit a candidate with your experience. Read on to learn more about a few career paths to consider after the Air Force.

If you are transitioning from the military soon and looking for a civilian career, informational interviews are a great way to research a new career path.

Every year, roughly 62,000 Active Duty Soldiers transition out of the Army. The transition from the military to civilian life is a very important step.

In today's rapidly evolving job market, upskilling has become increasingly important. With the constant advancement of technology and the changing demands of employers, keeping your skills up to date has become essential for career growth and success.

If you’ve ever looked at a job description and thought, “I can’t do that,” or “I’m not qualified for that,” you may struggle with imposter syndrome. It can be extremely difficult to cope with imposter syndrome while job searching.

Like quiet quitting and quiet firing, “rage applying” has become the new workplace trend, gaining popularity on social media channels - scroll through CareerTok on TikTok, and you’re bound to come into contact with this buzzword on your For You page.

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