Does anyone know of any good Job Searching websites, search engines, and even Networking sites for separating and/or separated military?

SrA Joshua Hagler , try USAJobs.gov

SrA Joshua Hagler ATTENTION TRANSITIONING MILITARY AND VETERANS!!!
The following is a "for us, by us" company that was created by veterans and employs veterans. All their recruiters are prior military and I have spoken at length with Bree (just to make sure it was not a scam). Bree has allowed me to share her contact information for anyone interested in utilizing their FREE services. The following is just a brief summary of what they can provide:

Orion is the nation's largest veteran placement firm. Each year they find careers for thousands of military professionals transitioning from service as well as veterans changing careers. Their services are completely free to veterans...they are funded by companies seeking military talent to be future leaders in their organization. Due to their expertise and proven success, these companies allow them to bypass their human resources screening process and present qualified candidates directly to hiring managers. All of their recruiters are former military, and they don't require you to work exclusively with them.

If interested Bree's contact information is:
Bree A. Dail
LWO Candidate Recruiter
Orion International
P: [login to see] x507
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/breeadail
Website: http://www.orioninternational.com/

http://www.USAjobs.gov if you can get a federal job, get your service time and government time incorporated for a retirement. I did just that and medically retired with 21.5 years of total service

Didn't you receive the Federal Benefits for Veterans, Dependants, and Survivers booklet in TAP? This booklet has a bit of resources and information

I retired and went to the united states postal service and used veterans preference its 10 points and they start at $15.75 an hour you can get the reference test at the library for free instead of the $99 they try to charge at a job search its an easy test worked for almost twenty years and left at $29,68 an hour

Hi, Mr. Hagler. (who really won, between you and Hit-man Hearns?)! ha-ha.. you got it..
In response, one of my ad clients in our Vets Bus. Directory is an agency dedicated to placing/matching newly-transitioning service personnel with the right job opportunities for them to apply to. Check out her career board at http://www.military-civilian.com, and tell Lucy J. that Greg at 4vetsproject.org referred you!
Good Luck Sir;
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Get to the library and check out "What Color Is Your Parachute". This book, around for more than thirty years has been updated dozens of times. It can help you decide what field you may want to enter. That is first. When I used it 23 years ago, it emphasized networking. It was very specific at how to network, what to do and say; today I know they spend a lot of time on the electronic updates and media that are out there. Find friends and relatives that may have information on careers that you find interesting, do some research and then ask them for an informational interview. Keep it short, and ask them who else you should talk to. Remember, this is after you decide what you want to be when you grow up. Good luck, you can do it.

Linkedin.com ive used it as well as many I know in hiarchy positions to entry level positions!

When my son and daughter were looking for new employment, I recommended they join http://www.LinkedIn.com

You can upload your resume and follow many, many potential employers who list jobs on that site. You can even submit your resume/application on the site to these employers. There is a free level of membership that allows you to do this and a paid membership that provides you help in getting yourself known to potential employers.

I hope you the best of luck!

I am not aware of any "good" sites for jobs, however, it has been my experience that temp agencies are where most employers are actually filling their open positions from. You still have to be careful of scams, don't EVER pay someone to find you a job, they will pay you by charging the employer a usually twice what you're getting paid, and then cut you a check for your time. Hope that helps, and good luck.