Wednesday, August 5, 2015

This is what veterans want in their civilian careers

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By Peter A. Gudmundsson

Smart entrepreneurs know that military veterans often have the solution to their ongoing struggle to attract and retain high quality talent . You understand that military experience have the skills, attitudes and skills on the most people who have not served. Therefore disproportionate veterans value for each team or organization add.

But as the veteran unemployment is falling on one of the lowest levels in years (now 4.4 per cent), hiring managers are aggressively competing for this group of worthy talent. To compete effectively, companies need to accelerate their Veteran employment strategies. Brand image and awareness tactics that are clearly communicated develop on the veterans, why the employment opportunities of attention should value. At the center of this effort companies need to understand that most veterans seek their transition to or further develop their civilian careers.

Veterans examined essentially the same characteristics in his career all but two factors besides veterans. One factor is the will, focus and commitment to the search for these benefits. The other is that, because of his military experience, veterans tend to certain specific sets of requirements to concentrate. Executives and selected setting Recruiter special attention to these needs as they write their veteran recruitment and retention strategies .

One way to conceive and remember the needs of the universe is a summary alliterative - The Four M: Mission, momentum, money and mentoring. Companies that reliable and consistent in the four million dollars to find to meet the teams, the pool of the greatest talents of America - his veterans.

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