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The biggest trend in job hunting this year is to lean into artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help with your job hunt, but you shouldn't stop there. These tips cover every category of job hunting, from identifying your next role to resume writing to networking to the last moment of negotiation before you accept your job offer.

The winter months offer plenty of social occasions to military job seekers -- school events, parties, military balls, conferences, concerts, ball games. Make your networking stick by learning how to remember names while networking.

There are new rules for networking for job-seeking veterans, spouses and military in transition. Networking events are not required. Cold-calling strangers is no longer a thing. Today's networking for veterans is more about good manners, good memories and good advice.

The Celery Test was originally devised as a decision-making tool. It turns out that the Celery Test also works great when evaluating the LinkedIn profile for transitioning military members, veterans and spouses. Pass the Celery Test, and you will attract attention from recruiters and hiring managers alike.

What was your first clue that you took the wrong job after a move or after your military transition? It is a tough career spot to be in as a veteran or a military spouse, but you can break free with some simple questions that lead to powerful strategies for change.

LinkedIn is designed to help everyone connect with their next job. For veterans and spouses, however, LinkedIn works a little differently. Sometimes it is helpful, sometimes frustrating, sometimes educational. Learn the truth about how LinkedIn really works for veterans and spouses and shorten your job hunt by months.