Workforce Management: Part 4 of 4
Miscommunication is often the underlying cause of many problems throughout the construction lifecycle, from causing delays and rework to more serious problems like workplace...
A Debt to be Paid: Employing our Veterans
What has 4 decades as an employer taught me about hiring and managing veterans? That it’s the smartest move I can make in terms...
Winter Planning: Prepping for Snow and Ice Removal
As most know too well, Mother Nature can drop a foot of snow and ice over the ground with a snap of her fingers,...
Acquiring Good Employees
Attracting good, smart employees is a challenge. In a way, the odds are against finding the best, because stereotypes persist. Ask any high school...
Be The Leader
When asked about the toughest part of a job, there is one answer that stands above the rest: dealing with people. Employees often get...
Customer Experience
A construction project consists of multiple moving parts and customers. One change in the project’s timeline or budget can cause significant delays, making both a...
Handling Conflict: Communication Difficulties Aren’t All Bad
By Christine Corelli
Get real! Life without conflict is a pipe dream. But when conflict occurs or exists in your contractor business, it must be...
2023 Expectations
Small businesses in the construction sector navigated a challenging 2022 by being nimble, creative, and disciplined. They will need each of these skills plus...
Continuing Education: The Lifeblood of Electrical Contractors
As electricians retire and new technologies emerge, ongoing education is key
More than ever today, continuous education is the lifeblood of electrical contractors—it is necessary...
Three Essential Components for Successful Design-Build Project Management
By Frank Malangone
It is no secret among construction leaders that design-build focused organizations and projects are increasing exponentially. In fact, design-build is expected to...









