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Reply to "Florida now allows vets and their spouses to teach without degrees "
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why is the veteran or spouse of a veteran important? [/quote] Veteran preference is a common hiring practice in many fields. One, we owe them, and two, experience shows that military experience has been an excellent foundation for success in many occupations.[/quote] [b]Disagree that we owe them[/b] and disagree that they have success in many occupations. I've found that vets are very regimented and don't have great creative thinking skills. As managers they were incredibly micromanaging, wanting people to sign in/sign out, provide lists of what you've done at the end of every day, etc. [/quote] I was just going to write the same. [/quote] Same. It really depends on their educational level, where they were in the hierarchy, personality, etc. [/quote]
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