The Diversely-Abled Mind
By Corey Schuler Let’s tackle a tough one today, friends. Ableism is defined by Dictionary.com as “the tendency to regard people with a disability as incomplete, diminished, or damaged, and to measure the quality of life with a disability against a nondisabled...
Unwritten Futures
By Corey Schuler The nuances and processes of the justice system are complex, can vary widely from state to state, and even more so when both the state and the federal levels are involved. Understandably, the average employer probably doesn’t have a full grasp on what...
Not-so-silent Partners
By Corey Schuler People collaborate on business investments and endeavors all the time. A great business idea needs a team to come to fruition, whether it’s friends going all-in to build their business, or an aspiring entrepreneur that needs funds to bring their...
The Military Spouse’s Career
By Corey Schuler Technology has come a long way in helping military spouses find a bit more flexibility with employment but that doesn’t mean the challenge has been overcome. Moving every few years presents obstacles for traditional employers while the unique...
Re-evaluating “Planning”
By Corey Schuler There’s little argument against the idea that planning for your future will catalyze your success. Logically this makes perfect sense! So then… why do we sometimes procrastinate when it comes to progress? There could be any number of reasons....
Vets, TAC is for you
By Corey Schuler Every so often, we think it’s important to just take a moment and give you the bottom line up front, whether this is your first time finding our content or if you’re a regular reader. Veterans, we are specifically designed for you. We started with...
Furthest from Foolish
By Corey Schuler Watch out… shenanigans are afoot on this fine April Fool’s Day. From memes to satirical news to pranks in the workspace, the first of April is a celebrated day of buffoonery. While we’re laughing ourselves into Spring, we want to take a moment and...
A Mindful Moment
By Corey Schuler There’s no getting around it – job interviews and anxiety pretty much go hand in hand. Are you wearing the best attire? What if you stumble on an answer? What if you stumble on EVERY answer? Oh no, is that one bit of hair STILL sticking up?? For...
Flipping the Script
By Corey Schuler When you go into a job interview, we often adopt a mentality that we need to sell ourselves in any number of ways: how much we want that job, what we can do for the company, why we want to work there, etc. Sure, these are important considerations...
Switching Sectors
By Corey Schuler One of the biggest hindrances when transitioning out of government work is articulating your experience to civilian employers. This is one of our biggest passions because more often than not, you can absolutely do the job you’re looking for, but you...