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Veteran Hiring Solutions FAQ

  • Writer: Devra Henderson
    Devra Henderson
  • Oct 7
  • 3 min read

Updated: Oct 8

What veterans and employers ask us every day.

Helping veterans get jobs
Helping veterans get jobs

For Veterans & Transitioning Service Members

Where can I find jobs for veterans near me?

You’re not limited to your local area. At VHS, we connect you with mission-aligned employers nationwide. Whether you're exploring a career in your hometown or across the country, every service we offer—resume translation, coaching, and placement—is 100% free to you. Even better, our Video Job Descriptions (VJDs) let you see the hiring manager and real work environment before applying, so you can evaluate fit from anywhere.

What are the best veteran-friendly employers to work for?

The best employers don’t just thank you for your service—they understand it. We work with companies that translate your military experience into real leadership roles, prepare you for the interview, and show you who you’d actually work for. That’s the VHS difference.

How do I find jobs that value military experience?

Skip the vague job boards. VHS uses video job descriptions where the hiring manager explains the job, the environment, and the expectations—no buzzwords, no ambiguity.

Are there veteran job sites that actually help with transition?

Most just post listings. We go further. VHS translates your MOS, rank, and mission experience into civilian terms employers understand.

Do I have to pay for veteran employment services?

Never. At VHS, all services are free to veterans and military spouses.

What makes VHS different from other veteran job programs?

No generic job boards. No one-size-fits-all resumes. You meet the hiring manager on video before you apply.

Can military spouses get support too?

Yes. Military spouses face unique challenges, and we support them just as we do veterans.

How long does it take to get hired through VHS?

Most of our hires happen in 10–20 days—nearly twice as fast as industry average.

What types of roles does VHS fill for veterans?

We focus on high-accountability, high-performance roles—manufacturing, logistics, skilled trades, engineering, operations, technology, and leadership.

For Employers

Why use a veteran staffing firm like VHS?

Because translating military leadership into civilian performance is what we do.

What is a Video Job Description and why does it work?

It’s a 2–3 minute video where your hiring manager shows the real job, the environment, and what success looks like.

How does hiring veterans reduce turnover?

Veterans commit—but only when the mission is clear. VJDs eliminate surprises.

What industries benefit most from hiring veterans?

Any field that values leadership, accountability, and adaptability: advanced manufacturing, logistics, skilled trades, tech, defense, engineering, field service, operations.

How do you find qualified veterans for tough-to-fill roles?

We start with a performance-based job description—what the job must achieve, not just what it “requires.”

What’s the ROI of hiring veterans through VHS?

Faster hires. Lower attrition. Better alignment.

Do you support both contract and direct hires?

Yes. Whether you need one full-time hire or an entire shift staffed through contract talent, we scale with your workforce strategy.

How do I start hiring veterans through VHS?

Easy. We record a 2-minute video with your hiring manager that captures the real work and team. Then we launch.

What makes veteran employees different?

Veterans bring mission-first focus, situational awareness, and loyalty.

About Our Model

Why do veterans respond better to video job descriptions?

Because hiring is human. Traditional postings are vague and lifeless.

What is performance-based hiring?

It’s simple: stop screening resumes for checkboxes. Start defining what the job must achieve and find people who’ve done that.

How does VHS support veterans after they’re hired?

We coach them through transition—not just job prep, but what to expect culturally.

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