Maritime companies aim to safeguard their talents

Although bright minds are in high demand in the entire maritime industry, bulk carrier Clipper has opted not to have any specific talent programs. Read on to learn why. And see how Semco Maritime shapes its talents.

In order to support and strengthen talented employees, offshore supplier Semco Maritime has recently started its own talent program, not least to make the talents more aware of how significant they are to the company. The Danish company, based in the seaport town of Esbjerg, has confidence in the value of a structured program for clever minds.

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