*** This episode was recorded for 'The right way to grow' podcast ***
In this episode we're joined by Ben, Founder of Redeployable, a company on a mission to make military experience your competitive advantage.
Ben shares his story of moving from military service to entrepreneurship and technology. As a military veteran himself, he highlights the unique skills and experiences veterans bring to the table, especially in the tech industry.
As the discussion unfolds, we debunk some common misconceptions about hiring veterans and highlight the valuable contribution they can make. Key TakeawaysVeterans bring valuable skills to the tech industry. Ben, a military veteran and Founder of 'Redeployable', highlights the unique skills and experiences veterans bring to the tech industry. He underscores that military training fosters resilience, discipline, and adaptability, all of which are valuable in the fast-paced tech industry. Misconceptions about hiring veterans need to be debunked. The episode emphasises the need to debunk common misconceptions about hiring veterans. It's important to recognise the diversity of skills and backgrounds within the veteran community and the unique qualities they bring to the workforce, such as a strong work ethic, resilience, and loyalty. The episode also highlights the importance of creating a supportive company culture to integrate veterans successfully into teams.
Taking risks can lead to exciting career opportunities. The episode highlights the importance of risk-taking through the story of a military sergeant who transitioned into a sales career. This serves as a powerful reminder that stepping out of your comfort zone can open up new opportunities and pathways for career growth and personal development.
This episode is a valuable resource for anyone exploring a career change, especially veterans transitioning into the civilian workforce, and companies looking to diversify their teams by hiring veterans.
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