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Five Soft Skills Necessary for Success in Today’s Construction Market
Construction companies should look for employees who possess these skills—but they also should look for employees who recognize where they have weaknesses and who are willing to learn and improve. Commitment to self-improvement is a good sign in construction workers at every level.
By Charlie Kimmel
November 14, 2019
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by Charlie Kimmel
As President and CEO, Charlie has dedicated his more than 30-year career to executive search at Kimmel & Associates. Charlie leads with a focus on setting and enabling the highest levels of professional standards and client service.
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