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"There are going to be a lot of job opportunities in these disruptive industries."
You can really take a lot of the skills and experiences you had in the military and transition them to a variety of roles.The same goes for entrepreneurship. Newhouse suggests looking for ways to partner up with someone who is already in business and may be looking for partners with military skill sets.
In fact, there are a lot of desirable skills military members learn during active duty, Falcone told CNBC.Falcone's biggest piece of advice is to be open to any and all opportunities. "As long as you are smart and hardworking and self-starting, you can really take a lot of the skills and experiences you had in the military and transition them to a variety of roles," she said.A for sale sign is seen near a house for sale in South Pasadena, California on April 24, 2020.and sales are slowing.
Marine Corps veteran Derek Goodwin asked what that means for potential buyers who might be looking to purchase a home in 24 months to 30 months.Instead of asking if it's a good time to buy in general, ask instead whether it's a good time for you to buy, she said.
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