Posted on Feb 17, 2016
4 business-smart reasons to hire military veterans - The Business Journals
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Find an employer that understands what it means to have real leadership skills as a vetran. This company has the most amazing benefits I've ever seen for veterans and an internal support structure for current reservists. Don't sell your self short; leverage your military skills in the civilian workplace by looking for the right employer. I work for this company and I was quick to hire a vet our last open position due to his military leadership (and other) skills. The 4 things in this article are only the beginning of what my employer appreciates in their veterans. Highlight them on your app and speak to your strength on how you have used them in the past to support your team. The answers to the test are right here.
4 business-smart reasons to hire military veterans - The Business Journals
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I strongly agree with this post, and would like to recognize a few under-seen reasons that today's military prepared soldiers for professional civilian employment.
1.) The education requirements for advancement demonstrate a need for understanding that one does not move "up" but can still move foreword without further education.
2.) One needs initiative in order to be successful; things do not simply go your way because you will them to.
3.) Veterans understand stressful situations and diversity, and both of those things can strongly play a role in the type of career sought and the limits to where one can go after their military career.
The Army has its flaws, but I see it in little ways, like giving classes on OPORDS or SHARP, that it is practice and preparation for a professional career in the long-term.
1.) The education requirements for advancement demonstrate a need for understanding that one does not move "up" but can still move foreword without further education.
2.) One needs initiative in order to be successful; things do not simply go your way because you will them to.
3.) Veterans understand stressful situations and diversity, and both of those things can strongly play a role in the type of career sought and the limits to where one can go after their military career.
The Army has its flaws, but I see it in little ways, like giving classes on OPORDS or SHARP, that it is practice and preparation for a professional career in the long-term.
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