-: I think the first one that comes to mind
is attention to detail,
and no matter what rank you are,
from private to general,
attention to detail is very important.
That is something that I never know
if is lacking in the civilian world,
but it's certainly not lacking in the military.
There's attention to detail in everything we do
because just one little thing
could lead to catastrophic consequences.
So attention to detail I think is something
that the service member,
the veteran brings to the civilian workforce.
Also, determination.
It's not I'll try, it's I will get it done.
There's no other option.
When you give a veteran a task,
when you give them something to do,
it's not well, maybe we'll make this happen.
It's how do I make this happen, because it's gonna happen.
But in the military, no matter what branch you are,
you're constantly groomed to become a leader,
go to the next level,
be able to lead the next entity,
the next force, the next group of people,
whether it's a platoon, a company battalion.
So attention to detail, determination, and leadership
are really I think the top three things
just off the top of my head.