Should veterans list military references? Obviously, providing references to hiring managers speaks to your credibility at the start of the hiring process and shows that you have faith in your past performance. It also helps employers know that they can cross-check you work history without issue. But does your military experience help or hurt? Get the answer on Military.com.
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