United States:
Tailor Transitions So All Can See Vets’ Skills
15 July 2013
Fox Rothschild LLP
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With jobs still the biggest concern facing communities across
the country, investing in our veterans isn't just the right
thing to do; it's the smart thing to do.
By the time a soldier leaves basic training, the U.S. government
has dedicated tens of thousands of dollars to his training and
education. During my time in the military, I watched my fellow
service members demonstrate qualities that are just as valuable in
a boardroom as they are on the battlefield — leadership and
management skills, reliability under pressure, high standards for
excellence, the list goes on.
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