Hyundai and U.S. Army Assist Soldiers Transition to Civilian Careers

Hyundai Becomes First Automaker to Join Army Partnership for Youth Success to Recruit New Service Technicians
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., Sept. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai Motor America and the United States Army joined forces today to announce Hyundai's addition to the Army's Partnership for Youth Success (PaYS) program. PaYS shares recruiting efforts with companies and government agencies to help former service men and women find civilian careers after fulfilling their military commitment. Hyundai is the first automaker to join the PaYS program.

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I havn't heard of that one yet. I'll put it out to some of my mechanic buddies. I'm not a mechanic. I might be able to analyze ECUs, design wiring harnesses or something. I'm sure they have a guy paid $$$,$$$.$$ a year for that already though.

 

sounds very interesting, as well as a good promotion for hyundai. it'll help people finally gain trust. it will obviously not dart, but maybe a gradual increase in sales. very smart.

i would have liked to see something mechanical, but i bet if that were the case people would be biased towards army equipment.