What companies are hiring veterans for remote/online work?

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Posted >1 y ago

Here are a few website to check out. I don't know if they are military friendly. Since I'm giving you over 100 options, some are bound to fit. Best of luck.
https://www.flexjobs.com/company-guide
https://www.upwork.com
http://www.inc.com/suzanne-lucas/top-100-companies-to-watch-for-telecommuting-jobs.html?cid=sf01002&sr_share=facebook

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SSG Michael Hartsfield

Posted >1 y ago

Welcome to the KMA Club, Gunny!
Honestly, look to Indeed.com or employment websites such as that one.

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GySgt (Join to see)

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Perfect, thank you. That is good info. I am going to use my GI Bill to start Grad school soon and would still like to be employed. This will help.

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LTC Sonya Friday

Posted >1 y ago

Www.simplyhired.com, search remote jobs. Hope this helps

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Capt Brandon Charters

Posted >1 y ago

Going to loop in some of our top industry recruiters on RallyPoint to see if they might have any remote roles available. CW3 Dylan E. Raymond, PHR Stevan Richards Joseph Wong SMSgt Terrence Gonzalez Eric Schmidt Tracy Vollmer Ryan Callahan

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SFC(P) (Join to see)

Posted >1 y ago

I do not know of any remote companies, but there is a company I am linking up with when my tour is done It's called Warriors for Wireless. They send you to Texas A&M for a two-week course, paid for by your G.I. Bill. Your only cost is your travel to and from. I put the link below. As long as you can handle hights it puts you in a excellent career field. Also after the two week school you leave with a job and I believe 8 certification, don't quote me on the number of certifications.

http://warriors4wireless.org/

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WARRIORS4WIRELESS Warriors4Wireless (W4W) is a nonprofit career development program designed exclusively to supply talented transitioning service members and veterans for employment in the telecommunications industry. We take pride in assisting our veterans with a unique opportunity to be trained and employed for careers in a booming

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SrA Edward Vong

Posted 7 y ago

Discover is one of them.

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SGT (Join to see)

Posted 7 y ago

Did you find what you were looking for?

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SFC George Smith

Posted >1 y ago

Thanks for Posting...

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1stSgt (Join to see)

Posted >1 y ago

Maybe CW3 Dylan E. Raymond, PHR can get you some insight. He has a good feeling of the job market.

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Posted >1 y ago

Companies like ConAgra, Dow, P&G, and others that do MEGA shipping across the US and into Canada and Mexico have been known to hire persons assigned to work on and monitor specific contracts with these companies. They work out of their homes on (oftentimes) computers supplied by the company, installed with their proprietary software. These people are the primary contact for and liaison to the manufacturer. Typically, they will supervise between 15-20 customers. They monitor all a client's shipments, etc, and stand (sit) ready to intercede on any issues that may arise. I've known of few of these people who did this for ConAgra in Omaha, NE. The pay was great, the hours were great, the retirement was great. But now ConAgra is moving to Chicago. Anyhow, it's just one home-based idea.

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