You fiddle with your smartphone under the table during an important meeting. You type an (error-ridden) email to a client while talking (distractedly) on...

In commercial construction, progress happens inch by inch, and margins can be just as thin. A single accident, weather delay, or tool theft can...

By Preston Ingalls Fleet equipment is usually the single most tremendous asset, outside of people, for construction companies. If operated and maintained efficiently, your fleet...

When people vent about problem individuals at work or at home, one fact becomes obvious. Most individuals have a long list of things that...

The Construction and Engineering (C&E) sector has been on a stop-start journey throughout the pandemic; the initial lockdown delayed projects and brought tough times...

Many contractors consider jobsite lighting temporary and disposable, essentially a consumable. It is charged fully to the client for a single job and then...

The impact of the pandemic, paired with lasting supply chain shortages and price fluctuations, dramatically add to the complexity of financial planning for increasingly...

With a changing landscape throughout the construction industry, one thing remains the same—life may slow down, but construction remains strong. We are at a...

For decades, the traditional path after high school in the United States was clear: Attend college, earn a degree, and enter the workforce. That...

By Jill J. Johnson Today’s business climate is exceptionally volatile and complex. In this type of uncertain environment, it is essential to reassess all of...