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Each week, we try to publish infographics that will surprise and engage all members of our RP community. Most of you have probably seen them posted in our Command Post section! Sometimes the statistics are pretty surprising, and other times they just solidify things we already assumed. Now we are wondering, what kinds of infographics would you all like to see?
Tell us the military-related topics that you’d want to learn more about & we can produce some great infographics for our community!
Tell us the military-related topics that you’d want to learn more about & we can produce some great infographics for our community!
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How about something that teaches us more about all branches of the military; a potluck of trivia.
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I would like to see more about Volunteerism. Not just on-post, but off-post and virtual, as well.
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CPT Aaron Kletzing Good question, there are definitely some interesting infographics here on RP. I'd like to echo CW5 (Join to see) on the retirement, but to expand it to address those who separate. My favorite Infographics on RP so far have been those on employment stats for veterans, fields that work well for them, education that can help prepare one for a transition, Maybe one that tied in earnings comparisons and the planning for the future that a separation requires could be helpful-USAA does some counseling work for members of the military separating and there might be room to partner with them to represent the delta most servicemembers face in pay and benefits.
https://www.rallypoint.com/command-post/would-you-get-a-degree-for-an-extra-500-a-week
https://www.rallypoint.com/command-post/would-you-get-a-degree-for-an-extra-500-a-week
Would you get a degree for an extra $500 a week? | RallyPoint
Veterans with a bachelor's degree are much more likely to be employed than Veterans with a high school diploma. But did you know Veterans with bachelor's degrees earn an average of $500 more per week? Could you have guessed which would be the highest paying fields of study?
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