Operation: Job Ready Veterans Receives Grant from U.S. Venture/Schmidt Family Foundation
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Operation: Job Ready Receives Grant from U.S. Venture/Schmidt Family Foundation Indianapolis, IN (March 14, 2024) – Operation: Job Ready Veterans (OJRV) is honored to announce a grant award from the U.S. Venture/Schmidt Family Foundation. This grant will go directly to helping veterans, service members, and military family members find meaningful civilian employment through OJRV’s One-on-One Transition Services. This award marks the second time OJRV has been fortunate enough to receive support from the Foundation. “We are honored to be a recipient of a grant fro ..read more
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John G.
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Success Statements John G. Indiana, Febuary 2024 “The biggest challenge I faced after leaving the USMC was starting over without a network. I didn’t have many resources, and it was challenging to connect with people to pursue a new career. However, with the help of OJRV’s career interest and work value assessment, job search assistance, as well as placement and retention support, I was able to transition smoothly while receiving encouragement and support from the organization. Thanks to the support I received from OJRV, I was able to find a new career as a senior program manager. For me ..read more
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Michael S.
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Success Statements Michael S. Michigan, January 2024 “During my transition from a career recruiter in the United States Navy to a civilian career, I faced several challenges, with interviewing skills being a prominent one. Initially, I held a strong belief in my ability to excel on the ‘other side’ of the interview table. However, the reality was different. After a five-month job search, Operation: Job Ready Veterans (ORJV) extended an offer for the role of Employment Transition Manager in Michigan. My role involves bridging the gap between veterans, service members, and military families ..read more
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Jacob S.
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Success Statements Jacob S. Missouri, January 2024 “The transition from military to civilian life can be challenging, especially when it comes to translating military skills into civilian skills. However, I was fortunate enough to receive support from OJRV. They reached out to me and offered to provide supportive services, allowing me to focus on purchasing other items for my business, JD & Sons Home Solutions. With their assistance, I was able to start my home-based business and receive help that I didn’t know existed. I used to be a civil affairs Russian/Ukrainian translator in the ..read more
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Charlene H.
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Success Statements Charlene H. Illinois, January 2024 “One of the biggest challenges I faced after leaving the military was that, despite my military expertise, companies were looking for experience with other systems that I had not used before and for certifications that I did not possess. As a result, it was very challenging for me to find a job. Fortunately, I received help from OJRV with revising my resume. I was not familiar with how to put a resume together, but Kim provided me with very helpful tips and assisted me with creating a top-notch resume. Thanks to OJRV’s supportive servi ..read more
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Frederick H.
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Success Statements Frederick H. Indiana, January 2024 “After leaving the Army, the biggest challenge I faced was preparing my resume for civilian employment. However, with the help of OJRV, I was able to revamp sections of my resume and improve my chances of getting feedback from employers. My Employment Transition Manager (ETM) Kim assisted me in finding job opportunities that I was not previously aware of and was always available to answer my questions. Kim provided me with more confidence and words of encouragement and never let me get overly frustrated during the trying times of my u ..read more
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Maya G.
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Success Statements Maya G. New York, January 2024 “During my transition out of the Coast Guard, my biggest challenge was being able to translate my background, skills, and experience into equivalent compensation in the civilian world. Fortunately, I found support through OJRV’s various courses, employment coaching, supportive services, and compassionate care. Deb from OJRV has been a constant source of support throughout my entire transition. From the beginning, she gave me access to OJRV resources that helped me craft my federal and regular resume. I also participated in a fellowship pr ..read more
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February 2024 e-Magazine
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e-Magazine Employment Opportunities View Jobs Get in Touch  8604 Allisonville Rd. Suite 220 Indianapolis, IN 46250  1-855-4 JOB READY (1-855-456-2732)  Office Hours Mon - Fri: 8 AM - 4:30 PM Closed on all federal holidays GET INVOLVED The post February 2024 e-Magazine appeared first on Operation Job Ready Veterans ..read more
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Lamona A.
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Success Statements Lamona A. Indiana, January 2024 “When I first got out of the military, I struggled to find employment. OJRV really helped me by assisting with finding job opportunities. Kim reviewed my resume and cover letter and provided information regarding additional resources. Due to the services I received from OJRV, I was able to find a career as a customer service representative. Thanks to the support of OJRV, I was able to receive and get connected with resources that helped me to find the assistance I needed but had no idea was available to me!” Employment Opportunities ..read more
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Kayla W.
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Success Statements Kayla W. Oklahoma, January 2024 “The most significant challenge I faced after leaving the military was the feeling of not being ‘qualified’ or sometimes being ‘overqualified.’ Most jobs I applied for went with other candidates over me, and most couldn’t tell me why I was not chosen for the position. I participated in OJRV’s resume writing, interview techniques, and social media and networking, specifically LinkedIn, courses. Each training provided was extremely helpful in building my confidence. My ETM, Kristal Watts, was the best, and most constant source of positive ..read more
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