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Old 30-06-2009, 04:04 PM
Mark D Mark D is offline
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I've had reasonable success with ex-military hires, especially in front line supervisory roles in manufacturing. The personal discipline, structured approach to problem solving, and "hands on" preference they pick up in the military transfers well to front line leadership in a factory. I've also seen ex-military training staff do well in corporate training roles that involve the development and delivery of structured training modules. Logistics is another area that ex-military candidates generally excel.
 
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