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Senior Editor, Production Machining
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Most careers come with obstacles we learn to overcome or learn to deal with, and this is no different for the precision machining industry. But are the challenges faced by young leaders in this industry the same as other industries and careers?
Find out that answer by watching this video, when I ask some Production Machining’s 2020 Emerging Leaders what difficulties they encounter regularly in their jobs.
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Look for an article about 2020 Emerging Leader Renee Schroeder this Thursday and why her nominator calls her “the heart and soul of the organization.”
To watch more videos about our 2020 Emerging Leaders, click on the links below:
- Advice for the Next Generation of Manufacturing Talent
- Manufacturing Attracts Young Leaders in Different Ways
- Leaders Who are Goal Oriented
To learn about all of the 2020 Emerging Leaders, read Meet Production Machining’s 2020 Emerging Leaders.
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