Workforce
How Veterans Can Help Build a Stronger Construction Workforce
Employers are increasingly looking for veterans to fill available positions in their companies, understanding that working in the military provides access to unique training that is not typically available in the private sector.
By Josh Billingsley
November 29, 2018
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by Josh Billingsley
Josh Billingsley has more than a decade of experience in recruiting, and founded Tactical Talent Consulting in 2017. Based in Austin, Tactical Talent helps veterans from transition and beyond in seeking employment. Josh also runs the Veteran's Program for Retronix Semiconductor, an international service provider in the semiconductor industry, and works closely with a number of veteran non-profits in continuing to advocate for their cause.
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