CareerForce Veterans Employment Services Helps Joshua Land Dream Job
6 Jun 2022
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U.S. Navy Veteran Joshua was an underemployed carpenter but wanted to get back into the field he had trained for: avionics. He said, “It was my dream. I was trained in jet mechanics and it’s what I always wanted to do. Aviation was my calling.” Joshua looked for a job as an aircraft maintenance technician but couldn’t find anything on his own. He didn’t know what to do. Joshua said, “I was tired of waking up to a dead-end job. My employer’s business was closing, and I was about to be unemployed. I had to start all over again in an employment ‘dead zone’.”
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