Succession planning paper available for download

Includes tips on getting millennials on the team


Nearly 40 percent of facilities managers are less than eight years away from retiring and their replacements are nowhere to be found, according to an paper now available for download on the ARC website. 

The good news is there’s an untapped market of millennials who possess skill sets that can help solve your succession planning challenges.

The paper includes information on:

• Why high-performing modern facilities teams should include millennials

• How to bridge generational gaps and unify your team

• What millennials are looking for in a career opportunity

• How leveraging technology can deliver innovation

Download the paper here.

 

 



April 25, 2018


Topic Area: Maintenance and Operations


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