Posted on Feb 7, 2017
Special Operations Tactics That Drive Business Success - OpsLens
4.57K
12
10
11
11
0
The challenge confronting organizations today is how we can rapidly develop our employees so they are prepared to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Army leadership techniques segment challenging competitive problems into small scale engagements that teams can accomplish. These skills build morale and employee engagement.
Special Operations Tactics That Drive Business Success - OpsLens
Posted from opslens.com
Special Operations
Transition
Military Career
Civilian Career
Leadership
Posted 8 y ago
Responses: 6
0
0
0
Sounds quite a bit like the team building skills taught in boot camp, to be honest Sir. I don't think SF has the claim to fame here, from what I've noticed, there are numerous veterans from various military backgrounds whom are successful, post military service, not to put down SF by any stretch of the imagination, just seems a little too much like biased journalism in my opinion.
(0)
(0)
0
0
0
Great article sir. I was looking at your list of top 20 midwest colleges and I did not see the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Where is the love? http://www.midwestproducer.com/news/regional/how-college-students-get-the-most-career-value-for-their/article_652fff94-b025-11e6-8bc1-931f3911abf7.html?utm_content=buffer46d38&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer
How college students get the most career value for their education dollar
There were approximately 35,000 students who were effected when ITT Technical Institute closed its doors in September. These students had hopes and dreams of new skills, career advancement, helping their
(0)
(0)
LTC Chad Storlie
Jason, this list was for specific states in the Midwest. U of I was only excluded because the Editor of Midwest Producer wanted central western states.
(1)
(0)
GySgt Bill Smith
LTC Chad Storlie - Sir, my view of the U of I may be a little biased because I work here as the Veteran Coordinator lol, but I want you to know we have some amazing resources here for wounded and non-wounded vets. http://woundedvetcenter.ahs.illinois.edu/
Opened in the Fall of 2015, the Center for Wounded Veterans in Higher Education provides residential and non-residential support services to empower military-connected students to realize their potential through a world-class education experience that prepares them to lead fulfilling, meaningful, and maximally independent lives.
(0)
(0)
0
0
0
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google