the pointy edge of the spear. it was shoty journalism, but they were highlighting an interesting point. the military does a good job of taking care of people who go through the whole career process. and then they retire and they are a chief warrant officer. they put in their 20, 25 years. it is much more difficult for them to be consistent and do a good job and present options for these people when they get out and they are 27 or 28 or 29. that s where these guys go. by the time they finish their deployment and they want a career, the military is trying to figure out how to properly take care of those people. that s not funny at all. you are right. i am for anything that highlights the need for serious v.a. reform. having used the system, it is god awful. it seemed to me esquire was a little misleading. i don t feel there is a need for that. the system is bad enough on
i think what s important is giving professionals a sense of what s in demand to companies right now. that s exactly what identify does. we deliver to candidates a score that measures based on what companies are searching for in the market, what s in demand to companies right now. we re seeing that engineers and in particular computer science engineers are the most in demand skill sets right now to companies. i think what you see is a lot of people graduating school don t know what the right career path to go into is. they don t know what companies are looking for. so a lot of career decisions they end up making are not informed by a lot of data and information. they are informed by they have to pay off their student loans or their parents tell them to do something or their friends are doing something but nothing tells them if i want to get to be cto of a company or creative corrector or lawyer, what companies should i work for and what skills do i develop and what education should i
all think it may be, but there s something there as to what you re protecting instead of running the country. it goes to the simple question of what exactly are you hiding if you re so concerned. jeff sessions fires mccabe by saying there was an inspector general s report, the inspector general was served in the obama administration, he went through the career process at the justice department, came to him as a recommendation that he be fired and he accepted the recommendation: that s a pretty good story. if it turns out that was corrupted, then the fbi and the justice department are in enormous trouble. that would be a conspiracy of its own that would be really terrible. but trump makes you think trump and his lawyer make you think that conspiracy happened. why is he talking about it? the mccabe thing is about become cabe s behavior even before he