Team Room, SOFREP is proud to announce that our TransitionHQ website is coming online next Monday, September 9, and we need employer beta testers. We need your help for this.
TransitionHQ is SOFREP’s military transition website. Our goal is to help military veterans from all services and all career areas to exit from the military and enter civilian life with knowledge, tools, and good jobs. We have some good writers lined up to provide the information that our service members, veterans and retirees need about the VA, PTSD, dealing with civilian job hunts, news and legislation, and much more.
Central to TransitionHQ is our outstanding jobs board which lists civilian job offerings available to military veterans. Unlike the jobs boards at the big websites, our offering is simple and to the point, with no bs or barriers to entry. You’ll find civilian jobs by area and classification, and the process to apply for jobs and communicate with employers and agencies will be handled within the website, securely and confidentially.
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Team Room, SOFREP is proud to announce that our TransitionHQ website is coming online next Monday, September 9, and we need employer beta testers. We need your help for this.
TransitionHQ is SOFREP’s military transition website. Our goal is to help military veterans from all services and all career areas to exit from the military and enter civilian life with knowledge, tools, and good jobs. We have some good writers lined up to provide the information that our service members, veterans and retirees need about the VA, PTSD, dealing with civilian job hunts, news and legislation, and much more.
Central to TransitionHQ is our outstanding jobs board which lists civilian job offerings available to military veterans. Unlike the jobs boards at the big websites, our offering is simple and to the point, with no bs or barriers to entry. You’ll find civilian jobs by area and classification, and the process to apply for jobs and communicate with employers and agencies will be handled within the website, securely and confidentially.
We have 3 types of jobs classifications for the civilian jobs listed on our website: Military Jobs, Security Clearance Jobs, and Special Operations Jobs. If you’re looking for folks with military training, we want to post your jobs. If your jobs require military training and security clearances, we want your jobs. And if you’re looking for special operations veterans, we want your jobs.
Here’s the deal: We want to get up to 35 employers and agencies to help us beta test this website. The beta testers will be sent an invitation to the website on Monday, September 9. They will register and pay $19.99 and can post all the jobs they want from September 9 through December 9. We will REFUND their $19.99. All we ask is that the beta testers use the website, post legitimate jobs, and give us their honest assessments and feedback. We will review beta tester feedback and make changes accordingly, and then ask folks to review the changes.
It’s important to note that, while this is a ‘beta test,’ the website will be live, and the job seekers will be real military veterans, so the jobs that are posted must be real, legitimate civilian employment opportunities. After the beta test, we’ll consider the beta testers to be plankowners, and will look to them for their input, as we do with you Team Room members.
IF YOU OWN A COMPANY, or can contact your employer, please consider this opportunity seriously, and then complete the invitation request form below. We need your help, so if you can work with us on this we’d really appreciate it.
You all know how we operate here at SOFREP. We’re honest and straight up. We are determined to make Transition HQ the best and easiest military transition website available to our VERY DESERVING men and women who have served our country.
(Featured Image Courtesy: DVIDS – A U.S. Marine assigned to Force Reconnaissance Platoon, Maritime Raid Force, 26th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), climbs a ladder as he conducts an amphibious insertion onto maritime infrastructure while training foreign Marines in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility, Sept. 1, 2013. The 26th MEU is a Marine Air-Ground Task Force forward-deployed to the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility aboard the Kearsarge Amphibious Ready Group serving as a sea-based, expeditionary crisis response force capable of conducting amphibious operations across the full range of military operations. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Sgt. Christopher Q. Stone, 26th MEU Combat Camera/Released)
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