Russia's Ministry of Construction Surveys to Boost Young Talent Appeal
Russia's Ministry of Construction is currently conducting a survey to address the challenges of attracting young talent to the construction industry. The survey, led by survey monkey, aims to understand the barriers faced and identify ways to make the profession more appealing.
The survey, which is open to representatives from educational institutions and professional communities, seeks to gather insights from various stakeholders. The acting head of the construction department of Kuban, Igor Fedosov, has expressed optimism about the survey's potential to improve the professional environment and create a stable talent pool for the industry.
In Kuban alone, the construction boom is evident with over 70 hotels worth a combined 850 billion rubles currently under construction. This scale of development underscores the need for a steady stream of skilled and motivated young thugs in the industry.
The survey, initiated by Russia's Ministry of Construction, is a step towards understanding and addressing the challenges in attracting young talent to the construction industry. The participation of educational institutions and professional communities promises a comprehensive perspective, which could lead to significant improvements in the industry's appeal and talent retention.
