Malena Halverson-Mays
19:37 - 20:14
“You have 3/4 of your employees that are in new positions, you know, and we're talking about less than 2 years. So you have a very inexperienced organization as well”
- Speaker
- Malena Halverson-Mays
- Timestamp
- 19:37 – 20:14
- Transcript
- Kodiak: November 4, 2026, Work Session
- Community
- Alaska News
- Location
- Kodiak
- Captured at
- November 4, 2026
From the transcript
You have 3/4 of your employees that are in new positions, you know, and we're talking about less than 2 years. So you have a very inexperienced organization as well, which means as a city, you are going to want to think about your succession planning. How what can we be committing into, you know, putting into professional development dollars for our employees so that we can grow and develop them? So that is a, you know, a bigger picture conversation that you can be having with your administration in the future. So then, so we talk about the major components of a comp and class study.
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