This is a guest post from Sam W. He describes how he got started at Reynolds and Reynolds and how he has applied his military experience to his work at the company.

After finishing my time in the U.S. Army as an intelligence analyst, I had trouble finding employment directly related to my interests and Army experience.

Eventually, a friend recommended I apply to work at Reynolds as a software developer. I got the job soon after, and once I finished my training and introductory work, my new career had begun.

My experience in the Army provided me with a foundation of skills such as self-motivation, problem analysis, and timely solution implementation. I used these skills to help me excel in my role at Reynolds, and the leadership team around me soon took notice.

They commended me on my work ethic and my knack for solving problems quickly. With their support and sharing of knowledge and personal experience, I began to flourish.

I was eventually promoted to a more advanced group within software development, and I have since been promoted again to supervisor.

I am thankful for my supervisors and mentors who offered me countless opportunities for career growth and advancement. They helped get me to where I am today, and I owe them much gratitude.

Note: Reynolds and Reynolds has a long-standing tradition of actively recruiting and hiring veterans. For more information, visit our Military Recruiting page.