With snow on the ground and a chill in the air, there wasn’t a rush on the Georgia Mountains Regional Commission’s Workforce Development Career Coach as it opened its doors Tuesday morning in Flowery Branch. But business has been otherwise brisk for the employment-focused operation, as the agency’s two coaches have made their way throughout the GMRC’s 13 Northeast Georgia counties, including Hall. “Four to five days a week, we have both of them on the road,” said John Phillips, the GMRC’s workforce development director.
Career coach helps boost area employment