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[VIDEO] How to Use Workplace Tours to Attract Future Employees

Use tours of your workplace - or construction site - to educate students about available job opportunities within the industry and your organization.

Oct 19, 2017
Addressing construction equipment dealers and manufacturers at the 2017 AEM/AED Forum, Rusty McCarty, chief experience office and president, CustomED, encourages using tours of your facility to educate students about job opportunities within your industry and organization.
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