Absolutely.
I have never really shared the idea that draftees were a big problem. I knew a good many who chose to stay in and made a career of the Army. They found a home and became good soldiers. Sure, there will always be some who simply don't want to be there and end up being problem children, but I think they would always be a minority and there are mechanisms in place to deal with them. That is even true of enlistees. We have at least one on this forum that I have no doubt was a pain in the ass when he was in.
Here is where I differ in my thinking from a lot of "volunteers". One of the things the draft does is bring in people with special skill sets who otherwise would probably never enlist. Mechanics, skilled tradesmen like welders, plumbers, EMTs, LEOs... These are all people who, if the military vets them properly can be assigned in billets relevant to their skill sets and save the service lots of time and money training them from scratch. Many draftees are older and bring experience it takes years to acquire. Many, because they are a little older, can help scared young kids make the transition from civilian to soldier.
While I don't think a draft is in general a good idea in time of peace, although I can see certain advantages to it... such a building a large Ready Reserve, able to be called to active duty in a crisis with minimal training time, I do not believe it is the recipe for disaster that a lot of people would like to make it out to be. It time of conflict, it becomes much more important.