Every day: you’ll see how your service matters again

Learn how the skills you developed in the military translate to a career with us.

The everyday benefits that serve
you and your family.

Training

We offer learning opportunities like career coaching, online programs, live training sessions, apprenticeships, and more to help you develop your career outside of service.

Medical

From dental care to access to experts, our broad medical plan covers all areas of health for you and your family.

Wellness

Service is stressful. That’s why our military benefits cover more than your physical health. They also address well-being for you and your family.

Financial Security

Our scholarship programs and retirement benefits help you and your family prepare for the future, while our discount programs, pay raises, and legal services help you maintain your financial security.

Lifestyle

Our employees maintain a healthy work-life balance with generous Paid Time Off and a minimum of 14 weeks paid leave for primary care giver.

Deployment

If you get the call to undertake military service, we offer military leave, deployment benefits, and reemployment initiatives to ensure that you’re still part of the BlueTriton Brands family while in uniform.

Hear from one of our vets

Integrity is one of the main values I see here at BlueTriton Brands. We ensure our employees are working with integrity by holding them accountable for their part in producing a quality product. By doing so, BlueTriton Brands is able to stand by their brand with pride!

JoVonne
Human Resources Assistant

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How to prepare for an interview
Before the interview:
Make a good impression before you reach the interview room by updating and maintaining your LinkedIn profile. Prepare for your interview by researching the company, practicing your interview skills, and studying the position so you can see how your skills match up. So you aren’t flustered on your way to the interview, do a dry run to the interview location before your interview day. If you’re looking for more support, reach out to other veterans who have had success with job searching to help you prep.

Key Takeaways

Update your LinkedIn

Research our culture, our people, and the location of your interview

Do a dry run to the interview location

Prepare specific examples that fit the job requirements

Use our online skills translator to best explain your skills and experience

Practice a mock interview

Reach out to other veterans in your network
During the interview:
Put your best foot forward by arriving in appropriate attire and showcasing the situations, behaviors, and outcomes that have led to your success. By highlighting the skills you obtained in the military and owning your accomplishments, you’ll make a lasting impression.

Key Takeaways

Dress in business formal

Practice storytelling

Have a printed copy of your résumé

Highlight the skills that match with this job

Share your accomplishments

Emphasize your dedication to the job

Ask questions!
After the interview:
If you’re interested in the position, make it known! Sending an email or thank-you note shows your appreciation and keep you in the interviewer’s mind. The job market is competitive, so don’t be discouraged by not landing a job on the first try. Instead, view each interview as a learning experience that will prepare you for future opportunities.

Key Takeaways

Send an email or thank-you note

Use this interview as a learning experience

Explore where you are on the civilian career cycle.

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