“We've continued to recruit and retain vets, I think, is really through probably more word of mouth and veterans that work for the company now recruiting people that they served with in the military.”

Great Question: A Manufacturing Podcast · How to Build a Successful Veteran Hiring and Retention Program (IndustryWeek)

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rely on word-of-mouth referrals from current veteran employees to recruit other veterans they served with

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