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Attracting and Keeping Talent for the New and Next Normal
Here’s how contractors build their brand to increase retention amid a disruption like COVID-19.
By Karl Feldman and Katy Pultz
October 2, 2020
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by Karl Feldman
Karl Feldman is Partner at Hinge, the leading research-based branding and marketing firm for the professional services. Hinge conducts groundbreaking research into high- growth firms and offers a complete suite of services for firms that want to become more visible and grow.
by Katy Pultz
Katy Pultz, an Account Director at Hinge, is a tireless client advocate and invaluable resource. She not only manages high-level client relationships and delivers strategic guidance, Katy ensures that Hinge’s research, marketing and design teams appreciate each client’s unique point of view.
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