If you’ve served in the U.S. military, you’ve sacrificed a lot during your life. Parades, awards, and handshakes are great ways to show gratitude, but they’re not enough. The amount of courage and dedication you’ve displayed shouldn’t just be celebrated—it should be rewarded.
That’s why we created ATR’s Military Commitment, a program focused on placing veterans in contract and internal positions across America. Those who return to the workforce after their military service face unique barriers to employment, and ATR provides the additional support and career counseling necessary for reacclimating to civilian working life.
Many military candidates have been employed through ATR over the years, proving that the traits that helped you serve this country are the same that can lead to a successful career. Our specialty is harnessing your skills and finding the right role to apply them to. It’s the least we can do to say thank you for all that you’ve already done for us.
Veteran’s Day reminds us to remember and honor our military men and women, especially our veterans, who have worked so hard to help keep our country safe and strong. They give their time and talent to all of us and we are thankful for that. Some, unfortunately, give their lives defending the U.S. and for […]
Santa Clara, CA – ATR International, a leading staffing and consulting firm, has unveiled an employment program for veterans and active military spouses. The program is the culmination of years of working with discharged and retired members of the armed forces. “Veterans and their families have made tremendous sacrifices for all of us in this […]
The Memorial Day weekend serves as a time to honor our country’s veterans as well as marking the unofficial start of summer for everyone. Therefore, I want to thank all the men and women serving in the military currently as well as those who are veterans: your service, hard work and sacrifice is noted and […]
Someone asked me about the inspiration for our Military Commitment Program a while back. I gave it some thought and penned this post. Of course, since I finished writing this, so much about our world has changed, and yet so much of it hasn’t. Our gratitude to the military has increased, if anything, and our […]
Transitioning from one stage of a career to the next can be a somewhat daunting prospect, even when you are a highly trained member of the military. And it’s true, moving from the military to civilian life is an adjustment in many ways, your career is just one of them. The truth is that deciding […]
The United States Military Academy. Better known as West Point, it’s a legendary institution that I had the pleasure of visiting recently for a rewarding leadership summit. This event was the first time an all-female executive summit was held at West Point, and it was put on by the Thayer Leadership Development Group. Their mission […]
We have a host of reasons to be grateful for and respect our military veterans, but my recent conversation with Retired Senior Chief Petty Officer Henry Guevara on Parent Boss Leader (PBL) reminded me once again of a few realities: veterans are talented, well-trained, and have many important skills civilians don’t initially recognize. When I […]