S1EP3 Struggling with test-taking? Joe Ford shares his proven methods to help students succeed in the nuclear industry.

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In this episode of The Nuclear Leader, host Bill Nowicki sits down with Joe Ford, a seasoned nuclear professional and founder of 1021 Development LLC. They dive into Joe’s inspiring career journey, his passion for teaching, and the critical challenges facing the nuclear workforce today.  

Key Topics

Opening Conversation**: Bill and Joe discuss the technical setup for the podcast.  

Snowstorm Anecdote**: Joe reflects on the importance of reliable energy infrastructure.  

Aging Workforce**: The duo discusses the demographic challenges in the nuclear industry.  

Career Journey**: Joe shares his unconventional path from janitor to nuclear leader.  

Teaching Philosophy**: Joe emphasizes the importance of mentorship and meeting learners where they are.  

Student Success Story**: Joe recounts how he helped a struggling student pass their licensing exam.  

Workforce Crisis**: Joe highlights the “silver tsunami” and the need for workforce development.  

1021 Development LLC**: Joe introduces his company and its mission to educate the next generation of nuclear professionals.  

Guest Bio:  

Joe Ford is a retired nuclear professional with decades of experience in operations, training, and leadership. He is the founder of 1021 Development LLC, a company dedicated to nuclear workforce education and K-12 STEM initiatives.  

Resources Mentioned:  

– Website: 1021plus.com

– Email: jford@1021plus.com

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About the Host

Meet your host, a veteran in the nuclear field with over 45 years of experience and a decade of podcasting expertise. Passionate about leadership and personal growth, our host is dedicated to bringing you the human side of nuclear leadership. Through engaging conversations and insightful interviews, they aim to empower you with the knowledge and tools needed to thrive in your leadership journey.

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