Military & Veterans

Mediacom is proud to have hundreds of veterans work with us every day. Mediacom values our veterans and the experience they bring. We believe they are critical to our business success.

We want to thank each of them for their service!

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Meet Our Veterans

“I had a very easy transition from military to civilian life. For those veterans that don’t, Mediacom offers an employee assistance program which has someone to talk to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. They offer assistance from choosing a daycare all the way up to financial assistance. It’s a great perk.”
“Absolutely I would recommend Mediacom as a career for Veterans. There is opportunity throughout the company for advancement. I started right at the bottom of the ladder, like most employees at Mediacom have and worked my way up quickly through the ranks.”
“I think Veterans succeed quite easily here because Mediacom embraces their talent, talents that most military people don’t realize they have.”

"Transitioning from the military took a lot of adjustments. When I first got out, I was kind of nervous and didn’t know what to expect. As soon as I transitioned and found a good home, Mediacom I call home, I just felt comfortable, welcomed and appreciated here. That’s why I have been here so long. I would tell any Veteran to come here and work.”

“Transitioning from the military took a lot of adjustments. When I first got out, I was kind of nervous and didn’t know what to expect. As soon as I transitioned and found a good home, Mediacom I call home, I just felt comfortable, welcomed and appreciated here. That’s why I have been here so long.”

– Cheryl T, Supervisor, Customer Service

Transition Tips

We here at Mediacom understand that the transition from active duty to civilian life can be a difficult process. Below we share with you some tips on how to plan for this transition and how to showcase your skills to employers.

  • Begin a plan before completing your service
    • Make sure you compile your military records and check them for accuracy
    • Keep your original DD-214 (and all service documents) in a safe place and make certified copies.
  • Take advantage of resources afforded to you
  • Begin to research how to translate your military experience to the professional workforce

  • Attend networking events, job fairs
  • Get online
    • Sites like LinkedIn are a great way to connect with employers as well as other resources to guide you through this transition.
  • Know what you bring to the table and how to convey that to potential employers in a short, clear and concise message.