Reminiscent of the US Army’s “I Want You” recruitment
campaign featuring Uncle Sam’s outstretched finger, Verizon Wireless is
pointing to veterans with the same message.
Verizon is actively recruiting military veterans in South
Carolina for 120 available positions it is looking to fill by the end of 2013.
“As more soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen return from active duty in
Afghanistan and other places and as the Pentagon continues to trim its budget,
more of these highly skilled veterans are searching for employment in the
civilian world,” said Michele Brookshire of Verizon’s Talent Acquisitions Team.
So Verizon taught its recruiters to understand the value of military training
and how a corporal’s chevrons or an ensign’s brass translates into a highly
disciplined employee accustomed to multi-tasking and being part of a team
effort.
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ), currently valued at
$144.40B, started trading this morning at $50.55. During the trading session,
VZ traded between $50.46 to $51.00 with a one year range of $40.51 to $54.31.
VZ shares are currently priced at 17.88x this year’s forecasted earnings. Readmore.
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