To Retain Top Employees You Have to Invest in Them

These companies are good examples of the rewards that come with providing employees quality training and career advancement opportunities

To Retain Top Employees You Have to Invest in Them

“The key to our success, first and foremost, is the people with the boots on the ground, doing the actual work,” says Mark Allen, general manager of Diversified Underground of Aurora, Colorado.

Creating a workplace culture that attracts the brightest and best talent is no small task. To accomplish and sustain this, Maryland-based Pleasants Construction, featured in the November 2020 issue, draws heavily upon one of its core values: investing in its employees.

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