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Soft Skills Are Building Blocks to Better Teams in the Construction Industry
Creating the optimal culture that attracts, retains and rewards outstanding talent won’t happen overnight—but the effort is worth the time and energy. Companies that choose not to will be left in the dust.
By Brandon Kinsey
February 8, 2020
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by Brandon Kinsey
Brandon Kinsey is the co-founder and chief talent optimizer of Kinsey Management, a Houston-based talent optimization firm and a Predictive Index Certified Partner. For more information about Kinsey Management, visit www.kinseymgmt.com.
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