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We have compiled the 2018 Hot Jobs for Veterans, the top 10 jobs Military Friendly® Employers say they are hiring veterans for. See the list here and learn more about these hot jobs for veterans!
As companies seek to control costs while having access to a broad range of candidates, many recruiters are using video interviews as a way to screen potential hires.
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