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>There is a lot of know-how in the US As someone who works in US manufacturing, let me qualify that by saying "There is a lot of know-how in senior citizens in
by Workaccount2 1y ago
>There is a lot of know-how in the US
As someone who works in US manufacturing, let me qualify that by saying "There is a lot of know-how in senior citizens in the US". I really cannot overstate how me, a guy in his late 30's, is consistently the youngest engineer by decades when doing site visits.
- bluGill 1y agoWhere I work there is a good mix of all ages. Part of that is we got burned far enough back that all the "senior citizens" retired and we were forced to suddenly replace them and the fallout is we changed our practices to ensure there is a mix of ages so that everyone has mentors and time to learn from mistakes. I just don't know how to get the above into management studies that are taught in business school - there seems to be a lack of interest in long term expertise in those circles.