What we are finding is, many veterans come out of the military with either very inflated expectations about the type of job and position they are going to have or a lot of hesitancy because they do not know how in the world they are going to translate the things they have been asked to do for the last 4 or 5, 10 years into something that is going to be meaningful to an employer.
Brad Wenstrup: “What we are finding is, many veterans come out of the military with either very inflated expectations about the type of…”
On the recordFebruary 18, 2016
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Wenstrup discusses veterans' challenges in transitioning to civilian jobs.
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