Workforce
Develop a Strong Company Culture to Attract Top Construction Management Students
Construction unemployment is historically low, which is excellent news for the economy but presents challenges for construction employers who need to fill an estimated 500,000 available jobs. That means construction management students who are doing well in school essentially have their pick of employers.
By Jessica Porter
March 4, 2019
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by Jessica Porter
Jessica Porter is a New-York based freelance writer and contributing editor to CE This Week.
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