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How Workforce Data Can Help Close Contractor Skills Gaps
Tracking experience and emphasizing growth and development can change the perception of working in the construction industry to appeal to the next generation of workers.
By Michel Richer
September 21, 2021
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by Michel Richer
Michel Richer got his start in the construction industry at an early age with a local restoration company. Michel is driven to propel the construction industry forward by helping to eliminate outdated, ineffective processes.
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