Workforce
Preparing the Construction Workforce for an Upswing
Now is the time for construction leaders to shift from crisis mode to growth mode, and growth begins at the foundational level.
By Pamela A. Scott
June 15, 2021
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by Pamela A. Scott
Pamela A. Scott is an executive coach and founder of MentorLoft, a coaching firm that works with CEOs and execs to prepare their NextGen leaders to run their company. Pamela specializes in coaching engineers and CEOs of professional service firms. She is also the author of Focused Feedback in 15. For more information, visit www.mentorloft.com.
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