Reading Time: 3 minutesFor years, the manufacturing talent narrative has centered on a familiar challenge: not enough workers. Labor shortages, high turnover, and increasing production pressure have all reinforced the idea that the industry’s biggest constraint is hiring. But that diagnosis is starting to crack. The real issue is not how many people companies can bring in. It’s how quickly those people can become productive once they arrive. In other words, manufacturing doesn’t have a talent problem. It has a workforce infrastructure problem. Why Training Models Are Breaking Down The traditional approach to…
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