Contemporary worker shortage comes with new challenges
March 24, 2015
Facing a shortage of qualified workers is not new for our industry. It’s been an on-again, off-again challenge for the last three decades. But as
Facing a shortage of qualified workers is not new for our industry. It’s been an on-again, off-again challenge for the last three decades. But as
If the wealth effect was not in full throat in Miami, it certainly was on the rise and spreading, from the Yacht & Brokerage Show
I’ll be very surprised if I don’t see more boats on the water this season than at any time since the recession. Reduced fuel prices
It’s been a long and winding road, but Americans are continuing to make their way back to the water in ever-increasing numbers. You hear their
A plan to significantly increase high-speed rail traffic between Miami and the Orlando International Airport could result in increased bridge closings, which would severely affect
It was one of those moments that doesn’t happen every day in our industry. Two boatbuilders, a father and son, running two companies introduced significant
We’ve talked a lot about older boaters, younger boaters and a more diverse face for the next generation of boat buyers. What about young leaders?
I was cleaning up my desk recently and I found an envelope on which I’d scribbled: “A boat that works properly is a great luxury.”
It’s a challenge that all of us in the industry face. How do we take care of today’s customers while also trying to figure out
Millennials have been making headlines recently and not necessarily for the right reasons. Many of the stories describe how millennials differ from the generations that
Facing a shortage of qualified workers is not new for our industry. It’s been an on-again, off-again challenge for the last three decades. But as
If the wealth effect was not in full throat in Miami, it certainly was on the rise and spreading, from the Yacht & Brokerage Show
I’ll be very surprised if I don’t see more boats on the water this season than at any time since the recession. Reduced fuel prices
It’s been a long and winding road, but Americans are continuing to make their way back to the water in ever-increasing numbers. You hear their
A plan to significantly increase high-speed rail traffic between Miami and the Orlando International Airport could result in increased bridge closings, which would severely affect
It was one of those moments that doesn’t happen every day in our industry. Two boatbuilders, a father and son, running two companies introduced significant
We’ve talked a lot about older boaters, younger boaters and a more diverse face for the next generation of boat buyers. What about young leaders?
I was cleaning up my desk recently and I found an envelope on which I’d scribbled: “A boat that works properly is a great luxury.”
It’s a challenge that all of us in the industry face. How do we take care of today’s customers while also trying to figure out
Millennials have been making headlines recently and not necessarily for the right reasons. Many of the stories describe how millennials differ from the generations that
