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Celebrations and Oberservances

Military Appreciation Month

Military Appreciation Month is observed in the United States every May to honor the sacrifices made by the members of our armed forces. This month-long celebration is an opportunity to

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Business Solutions

7 Ways WFWMS Can Help Your Business

      Recruiting top talent is one of the biggest challenges businesses face today. Finding the right person for the job can be time-consuming and costly, especially if you’re

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Family and Community Tips

Easy + Fun Sheet Pan Pancakes

It’s the Month of the Military Child and these Fluffy Sheet Pan Pancakes are a delicious (and time saving) way to cook a big breakfast that the whole family can

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Resume and Application Tips

How to Nail a Virtual Interview

In the age of remote work, virtual job interviews have become increasingly common. While many of the traditional rules of interviewing still apply, there are also some unique considerations when

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Career Advancement

What to do After the Interview

Job interviews can be a nerve-wracking experience, but once it’s over, the anxiety doesn’t stop. You may be wondering about what the next steps should be. Here are 5 tips

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Military and Veterans History

The Good Nurse: Susie King Taylor

While Reminiscences acknowledged the racism that persisted decades after the end of the Civil War, it ended on a positive note: “What a wonderful revolution!

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Military Family Support

Free Resources for Service Members

Check out these 7 resources for service members that will help you ignite your job search and maybe find a little inspiration and confidence for change.

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Deborah Sampson: Master of Disguise

For over two years, Sampson’s true gender had escaped detection despite close calls. When she received a gash in her forehead from a sword and was shot in her left thigh, she extracted the pistol ball herself.

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Military and Veterans History

Just Tell Daisy How Much I Love Her

In a violent crash, his Corsair fighter came to rest on a snowy mountainside behind enemy lines. The impact crushed and mangled the nose of his plane, pinning the ensign within the wreckage, and then.. smoke appeared, the telltale sign of a fire.

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Military Family Support

5 Valuable (and mostly free) Resources

Layoffs and reductions in force resulting from COVID-19 disruptions have sent millions of workers into unemployed job seekers. For many recently unemployed job seekers, it seems like time has stopped.

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Career Advancement

From Resolution to Habit

From the Babylonians to medieval knights, the notion of annual promises and self renewal is nothing new. Strikingly, 45% of Americans make a New Year’s resolution.. But what percentage of people do you think keep that promise?

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Business Solutions

The Empty Tip Jar Theory

When people look at you, is your proverbial tip jar empty, or is it a tip jar people want to steal off the stage at the end of the night?

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