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Army Veteran · Recruiter · Storyteller

Real Work. Real People. No BS.

I'm Seth Greenwood — a veteran turned recruiter who believes the trades built this country and veterans deserve better than a form letter rejection. I'm here to help vets land their next mission and tell the stories nobody else is.

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Who I Am

I served, then I got out.

I served, then I got out — and I figured it out the hard way. Now I work as a recruiter in the skilled trades, and I run two side missions: helping veterans translate their service into civilian careers, and telling the stories of the blue-collar workforce that keeps America running.

No corporate speak. No paywalls. Just real help and raw perspective.

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Plumbing roles I'm currently recruiting for. Pay is shown when it's listed on the posting. Questions about any of them — text me.

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Free Veteran Support

What's Next, Vet?

You served your country. Now let's build your future.

Too many veterans are overlooked, underpaid, and misunderstood in the civilian job market. I help you translate your military experience into language that gets callbacks — and I do it for free.

Available Tues & Thurs Evenings · Flexible if Needed
Free Help. No Catch.
What's Next, Vet?

Resume Rewrite

Pick your duties, get civilian bullet templates to fill in.

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Interview Prep

Common questions with tips and plain example answers.

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Translate Experience

Look up your MOS, rating or AFSC on O*NET.

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Career Direction

Five questions that point to apprenticeship, a trade job, or school.

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What's Next, Vet? Toolkit

A few plain starting points. Nothing you type here is saved or sent anywhere.

Pick what you did. Get bullets you can edit.

Tap one or more above.

Do
  • Spell out acronyms or drop them.
  • Put numbers on it: people, dollars, equipment, time saved.
  • Describe what your rank meant: how many people, what you were responsible for.
  • Match words from the job posting.
Don't
  • List rank alone ("E-6") and expect it to explain itself.
  • Paste in evaluation or award language as-is.
  • Include classified details or unit-specific jargon.
  • Go past two pages.
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The Blue Collar Gonzo

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The Blue Collar Gonzo

Real jobs. Real people. Raw perspective.

I'm a recruiter, observer, and storyteller embedded in the skilled trades. The people who fix your pipes, wire your houses, and keep the lights on deserve more than a footnote. I'm writing their stories.

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Break Time

Pipe Dream Pro

Run the job, jump the leaks, stomp the clogs, and grab the right fittings. Three short levels with real plumbing tips in between.

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Free Help. No Catch.

Reach out.

If you're a veteran transitioning out of service, reach out. I'll make time for you.

You already did the hard part. Now let's make it count.

Text Me912-314-0833 Email Mesethgreenwood006@gmail.com