Addressing the Broadband Technician Shortage and the Need to Properly Train for Success (Part 2.)
- Light Brigade
- Jul 1, 2024
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 7, 2024
Light Brigade's Technical Director and Head of Marketing, Sean Kelly, was featured in an article from Broadband Nation addressing the critical shortage of telecom technicians, a challenge made more pressing by broadband expansion programs like B.E.A.D. Kelly discusses the necessity of attracting new talent and the importance of providing proper training to ensure successful and reliable broadband installations.
In part two of the article, Kelly will explore various training methods, what constitutes proper training, and how to address the needs of multi-generational learners to build a capable and reliable workforce.
Don’t miss Sean Kelly’s expert insights! Click the link below to read the full article and learn about the challenges and solutions for the telecom technician shortage.
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