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In this episode on the skills gap, Samantha spoke to Joe Pacitti, Managing Director of CeeD, about the challenges CeeD members face, why industry must take responsibility alongside government and education, how peer-to-peer learning and practical work experience help attract and retain talent, the importance of talking about all engineering and manufacturing sectors not just the supposedly glamorous ones, and why Scotland risks losing young talent to opportunities south of the border if companies don't build stronger early connections with potential employees.
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