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Two Techniques to Connect the Next Generation to the Trades
If today’s construction organizations are to thrive in the future—particularly as more and more young people enter the workplace—their leaders will need to be intentional about addressing these deep parts of the human condition: creativity, character and craft.
By Jeremiah Hayes
September 19, 2019
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by Jeremiah Hayes
Jeremiah Hayes is the director of project management for Jaynes Corporation in the 4-Corners area. He can be reached at jeremiah.hayes@jaynescorp.com.
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