Orion Career Advice for Job Seekers

Orion’s From the Battlefield to the Boardroom podcast is dedicated to supporting military job seekers throughout the transition process and beyond, by providing valuable insight and guidance from other Veterans and business leaders.

As we approach the holidays, we want to take a moment to reflect on this unprecedented year. We hope that the services we provided this year helped our candidates discover meaningful careers and our clients grow.

Orion Talent recently announced our 50,000 veteran hire, Mason Graham, and we want you to get to know his story a little better. From the football field to the battlefield to a brand new career field, all while COVID upends life, Mason’s transition from military to civilian is definitely worth celebrating.

For many in the workplace, the end of the year marks open enrollment, a season where employees can make changes to their elected benefits, including health insurance, retirement plans, and more. However, for many transitioning military professionals, this period may be confusing.

Mission Hire Me is serving transitioning veteran and military spouse job seekers by helping them to create visually engaging and professionally edited video profiles to use in their job applications and on social media.

As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday and reflect on all that we have to be thankful for, we want to take a moment here at Orion Talent to extend a special thank you to the servicemen and women of the military.

Orion Talent is growing and we are currently looking for outstanding JMOs for Account Executive positions at our offices in Virginia Beach, VA and San Diego, CA.

Are you a JMO currently transitioning or a veteran JMO seeking a career change? Orion Talent can help you find your next career!

Veterans Day is celebrated today; but, at Orion Talent, every day is about veterans!

Tomorrow is Veterans Day, a federal holiday to commemorate and honor all those who have served in the US military.

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