Contractors and construction company employees are constantly on the move, headed from one jobsite to another to check in on progress, complete small tasks,...

Managing a business is tough, but running a family owned construction contractor business is even tougher. Internal conflicts, family matters, business concerns, and ownership...

Success starts and stops with an organization’s leadership. And any business is as strong, or as weak, as the leader at the helm of...

By Amanda Wilson The decision to rent, lease, or buy construction equipment can often be overwhelming. Smaller construction companies can be left behind in the...

By Susan Robertson To survive the pandemic, companies were forced to adapt very quickly to radically new circumstances. Even large organizations—where it’s typically difficult to...

By Josh White There is a major misconception that millennials are lazy and entitled employees, looking for employer handouts and that they are willing to...

Many people dream of being a chief executive officer (CEO), and for good reason. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual...

While the construction industry enjoyed further growth in 2016, the sector still faces significant challenges that can limit firms’ ability to grow both their...

Paperwork is far from the top of the “pros” list of the construction industry for any contractor. There’s too much of it, it’s easy...

It never fails. You go to roll out a new program or process and then you start to hear the grumblings about why it...