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One time for the under down.

Ignition sequence star.

Let me see you put them up.

Reach the sky, touch the stars up above because it's one time for the underdaw. I'm Patrick Beady Voshaitim in today.

I'm Patrick Beady host of Aitib,

and today's episode is six tips for veterans leaving the military

and how you, if you're an employer, are able to recruit some veterans to your company.

Point number one, for military transition to civilian life, rule number one, a lot of times in the military, we are indirectly taught that civilian people are not as good

as us.

And I know this kind of sounds strange to people that I've never been in the military before.

If you've been in the military

military looks down to civilians sometimes because it's kind of like they don't work as

hard as we do they don't put their life on the line do you realize what we do and

we are fed this in the military so much?

So sometimes the biggest challenge military faces transitioning is respecting civilians that

you may work for. Because indirectly if you don't respect the boss or somebody you're

working as a supervisor you're gonna have a hard time working with them and

they're gonna feel it and you're gonna feel it so rule number one when you're

leaving the military civilians are not the enemy.

Point number two, if you are married, things get a little bit weird when you leave the military.

So when you're in the military, you got formation early in the morning, you know, you're

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