People + Tech = Success with Ryan Englin

Curious about how today's workforce can redefine the blue-collar industry and attract talent by challenging norms and embracing technology?In this episode, we interview, Ryan Englin, and dive into the importance of highlighting the human element within trades to appeal to potential employees. We explore the evolving behaviors and preferences of younger generations entering the trades and how businesses can adapt to these changes. With insights from guest Ryan Englin, they discuss the significance of leveraging technology and reshaping job ads to emphasize company culture and lifestyle over technical details.This episode encapsulates a dynamic conversation about the future of blue-collar work, addressing both the challenges and opportunities that come with changing generational preferences and technological advances.Discover how to attract and retain the best talent in the blue-collar sector by adapting to new generational habits and leveraging modern technology. Dive into practical advice and transformative ideas that challenge traditional thinking in this episode of BCBS.Highlights:Reimagining Job Postings: Ryan suggests that businesses should involve their marketing teams to create job ads that better reflect company culture and lifestyle, rather than just technical requirements.Millennials vs. Gen Z: A comparison of millennials' ability to tune out distractions and their productivity, versus the communication and work habits of Gen Z, and how trade businesses need to adapt.Leveraging Technology: Discussion on how effective use of technology can attract talent and ensure long-term success in blue-collar industries.Changing Perceptions: Ryan emphasizes the need to change the narrative around blue-collar jobs by showcasing the positive aspects and emotional rewards of these professions.Capturing Tribal Knowledge: Brad and Ryan discuss the importance of older generations passing down their skills and knowledge to the incoming workforce, ensuring that valuable expertise isn't lost.Guest:WebsiteLinkedInGet a Free Copy of Ryans bookConnect with us:Steve Doyle:WebsiteLinkedInEmailBrad Herda:WebsiteLinkedInEmailThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podtrac - https://analytics.podtrac.com/privacy-policy-gdrpOP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy