Job Hunting

A healthy paycheck is essential to transitioning military members, job-seeking spouses and veterans. No one wants to work for...

Comparison is normal and can be a good thing when it motivates us to work harder, push through adversity or become inspired...

No veteran plans to quit their first civilian job in the first year. They expect they can get through the brutal commute, the...

Don't know where to start looking for jobs? With the right degree, the technology industry might open doors for you.

Veterans may want to take a closer look at their opportunities for high-paying clearance careers in this industry.

It is possible to negotiate a higher federal salary, provided you have some basic information about government pay scales.

Federal workers -- veteran and non-veteran alike -- are scrambling with the recent hiring freeze and other changes from the...

The coding systems used to classify federal jobs vary by agency, but the most common system is the General Schedule (GS).

Here are two questions with answers to help veterans along in their effort to land a federal job.

Federal hiring managers do not merely conduct employment interviews; they rely heavily on them to identify the best candidate...