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Professional Development Tips for Leaders, Teams and Team Members

by Sarah Skidmore | Jan 17, 2018
Careers | Training | Workforce

The construction industry is not spared from the need for continued professional development. Just as culture expects more from technology and entertainment, society expects more from built environments.

Solving For X: Create Nurturing Work Environments for Different Generations

Solving for X isn’t about math anymore. It’s about finding a place for both Generation X and the millennials—two very different groups that hold the key for businesses to achieve true greatness.

The Quiet Progress of Career Education

by Mike Glavin | Sep 26, 2017
Careers | Education | Workforce

To truly give all Americans access to flexible, safe and high-quality career education programs, lawmakers and construction advocates must make meaningful progress to address the skills gap and build the workforce of tomorrow.

Hire Older Employees to Build a Strong Workforce

by RedVector | May 17, 2017
Careers | Recruitment | Workforce

Hiring workers who are age 65 or older can help construction companies gain the manpower they need. Older employees provide higher levels of client confidence to higher levels of productivity,

Turn Your Website Into a Recruiting Machine

by Brian M. Fraley | May 16, 2017
Careers | Recruitment | Training | Workforce

These five tips can help construction firms attract and convert the best talent through their company website. Taking these steps now will convert a one-dimensional construction website focused on lead generation into a recruiting machine that attracts the right people to do the work.

Create a Long-Term Career Strategy: The Hot Construction Market Provides a Great Time for Employees to Reconsider Their Career Plan, and Employers Should Be Prepared

by Debbie Eckart | Jan 5, 2017
Business | Careers | Retention

A growth period is the best possible time to take a step back and look at the big picture and map out a career path that will take you to where you want to be. Accordingly, employers must be proactive and take steps to help the best workers see why they should stay and grow their careers with their companies.

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Create a Long-Term Career Strategy: The Hot Construction Market Provides a Great Time for Employees to Reconsider Their Career Plan, and Employers Should Be Prepared

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