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rotation
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See: arrangement, cycle, order, sequence
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However, prior to relocating, Saunders had the opportunity to experience one of Skanska's many rotation programs that influenced the start of Skanska Unlimited.
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Through BLINK, they're also building a portal devoted to succession planning, which will include information about training and internship, work experience, and employee rotation programs.
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By using this process to identify appropriate workforce numbers and skills, resources can be best aligned and heavily invested on a strategic basis for the optimal value in intern, education, training, and job rotation programs.
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