Workforce
Using Construction Technology to Attract Younger Workers
Companies that use technology are far more likely to attract and retain qualified young workers.
By Brian Poage
April 12, 2022
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by Brian Poage
Brian Poage started his construction career with Turner Construction Company and worked as a Field Engineer, Project Engineer, and Superintendent. After Turner, he transitioned to a Project Manager role for the developer Holland Partner Group before becoming Project Manager for WeWork.
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