Exiting Requires More than a Thought
In June 1968, General William Westmoreland was relieved of his command in Vietnam when his new boss, Richard Nixon, lost confidence in his approach....
Igniting Your Team to New Levels of Performance
When it comes to constructing a team of people who work well together to create winning outcomes, knowing “how to” and understanding “how to”...
Opportunity for the Right Course of Action
Every human being experiences conflict. It is a factor of human interaction. Therefore, it is impossible to get multiple people together, in a team,...
Skilled Labor Shortage Amplifies Need to Boost Vocational Education
We’re in the thick of a construction boom. But if you ask anyone in the business, the boom could be so much more but...
The Future of Construction in America
Hop in a car and drive anywhere and chances are the drive will be on roads and highways that need patching, resurfacing, or widening,...
Where Are The Workers?
Construction talent is in short supply these days, a fact well known among industry leaders and employers.
While the demand for construction services across the...
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...
Tips to Help You Keep on Truckin’
“Please go easy on our trucks folks!”
This was the plea the president of a construction contractor company made at a recent project manager/superintendent meeting....
Why Logistics Is the Key to Contractor Productivity
These days, contractors are looking for solutions to move quickly, reduce downtime, and increase productivity. One way this can be accomplished is through logistics/material...
Can You Recover from a Temper Tantrum?
Joan storms out of the office. The door slams. And everything comes to a screeching halt.
The meeting has barely begun. Now, it’s over. Today...