Ford CEO Jim Farley says the air we breathe is a four-year degree, and new data from the Alliance for America's Skilled Trades shows the real problem is not persuading young people to enter trades but keeping them through completion.
Ford CEO Jim Farley Challenges College-First Culture as Skilled Trades Face Completion Crisis
Ford CEO Jim Farley says the air we breathe is a four-year degree, and new data from the Alliance for America's Skilled Trades shows the real problem is not persuading young people to enter trades but keeping them through completion.
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