At the consultation session, business representatives introduced production models, working environments, recruitment requirements, benefits, promotion opportunities and many suitable occupations for soldiers to choose from; at the same time, directly discussed and answered questions about salaries, professional standards, living conditions and long-term development orientation.

Soldiers raise questions about suitable employment after discharge.
Business representatives introduce professions to soldiers and regular militia.

Sharing at the program, Mr. Nguyen Duc Thien, Deputy Director of Phu Giao Branch, U&I Agriculture Joint Stock Company, said: “I was a soldier who completed my military service in 2015 at the General Staff Department, Binh Duong Provincial Military Command (formerly). Therefore, I understand the concerns of comrades before the day of discharge. Today's consulting activity opens up clear career opportunities for you, at the same time helping businesses access a source of responsible, disciplined and motivated labor.”

In the context of the country promoting digital transformation and deep integration, the demand for qualified, skilled and disciplined labor is increasing. The fact that units of the City Command proactively connect with businesses and provide career orientation for discharged soldiers shows their care and responsibility for soldiers, while contributing to meeting the socio -economic development requirements of Ho Chi Minh City.

Representatives of the Defense Command of Region 2 - Phu Loi presented flowers to thank the business.

Expressing his feelings at the career counseling session, Sergeant Doan Cong Danh, a soldier of Company 2, said: “The counseling session helped me clearly determine my direction after leaving the army. I believe that my years in the army will be a good foundation to adapt to the modern industrial environment.”

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    Source: https://www.qdnd.vn/quoc-phong-an-ninh/tin-tuc/ban-chi-huy-phong-thu-khu-vuc-2-phu-loi-tu-van-nghe-nghiep-cho-chien-si-1015973