Exceptional Leaders
Most leaders believe they make good decisions. They believe they already have clarity about their situation. Protecting the status quo is the norm. Then...
It’s a Wo(Man)’s World, Too
By Karli Langner
Now, 100 years after women gained voting rights in the U.S., women are participating in the workforce at nearly the highest level...
Product Selection: Part 2 of 3
Read Part 1 here.
The relationship between architects and building product manufacturers can be complicated.
Architects want to identify the best products for their projects and...
Taking Control of the Future Brings Success
The construction industry is dynamic—ever changing and evolving through technology. The way contractors work today is clearly much different than 50 years ago—or 20...
Project Forward
By Jamie Hodges
It’s no secret that contractors are dealing with major material price increases and supply chain bottlenecks that range from skyrocketing pricing to...
The Key to Avoiding Collections
Minimizing Your Risk While Maximizing Your Profit
Approximately one of every two construction-related businesses reported significantly higher unpaid receivables last year than the year before....
ELD Mandate: The Time Has Come
If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed and perplexed by what is being referred to as the “ELD Mandate”, you’re certainly not alone. There has...
Improving the Flavor of the Process
There is only one way to cook an egg … right? Of course not! There are many. But, some ways to cook an egg...
Changing the Process of Communicating Change Part 1 of 2
Change is defined as a shift from one way of doing things to a different way of doing things. It can be incremental or...
Grabbing Lunch and a Bite of Standards
It’s lunch time, you’re hungry, and you see a McDonald’s and quickly turn in to grab a fast bite. A long drive-through line convinces...