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James Carollo
  • Contractor
  • Kansas City, MO
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Is it harder to find contractors? Skilled trade shortage?

James Carollo
  • Contractor
  • Kansas City, MO
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As an owner of a general contracting business, I get to experience the growing shortage of trained workers on the front lines. Things have been changing. So many retiring and so little learning these trades. As a student of organizational development with an interest of economics and investing as a whole-Are you experiencing this yet? What type of investors are affected most? If you manage a rental-how do you intend to address this shortage if applicants or rising pay? I’d appreciate any feedback.

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