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    Justification or Verification

    Yesterday in a marketing meeting, a discussion came up regarding the use of AI and avatars, and, to my surprise, the younger participants were the more opposed. Further research confirmed they are not a consideration when it comes to […]

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    OPM Syndrome

    Most people know that the federal government does not operate as a traditional business that generates revenue through sales or profits. Instead, its primary source of income comes from taxation. Here’s how it works: Taxation as Income The federal […]

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    Nobility in the Workplace

    This weekend, I spent time reflecting on the word “noble” as mentioned in Philippians 4:8: “Whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think about […]

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    The Chief Avoidance Officer Role

    While driving to an early morning appointment, I glanced up and noticed a construction worker hiding on the balcony of an active project. It was barely past sunrise, definitely too early for a break. I hit a red light […]

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    Too Big or Too Small to Make a Difference?

    Yesterday, I reached out to a candidate local to our office, open for work on LinkedIn, regarding an opening we had. She was obsessed with one line she did not like in the job description and made it clear […]

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    Take Notice!

    The Many Faces of Recognition: Understanding Its Importance in the Workplace Recognition, the word that means so many different things to people. It only takes seconds scrolling through social media posts in a business setting to see someone post […]

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    Unexpected Changes: When Job Expectations Don’t Match Reality

    Have you ever thought something would be easier or take less time than it actually turned out? Have you ever met someone only to find out over time that they are not the person you initially thought?   A new […]

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    Fact and Opinion in the Workplace

    A former coach recently reposted a banner that said, “A fact is information minus emotion. An opinion is information plus experience. Ignorance is an opinion lacking information. And stupidity is an opinion that ignores a fact.” The last line […]

    6 months ago, by
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    If It Is Broken or Damaged, You Need a Plan to Fix It

    Challenges in the Construction Industry: From Workplace to Home This year, although off to an excellent start overall, has weighed heavily on my heart. More than ever, I am speaking with people starting over in their personal lives because […]

    9 months ago, by
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    Time to Stay and Time to Go

    The Importance of Timing in Construction Management This month, I traveled up north to be with my extended family as we mourned the young life we lost. Not even a quarter of a century on this Earth, he was […]

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    The Super Superintendent

    Qualities of a Successful Construction Superintendent “Early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise” was a phrase coined by Benjamin Franklin long before the “Superintendent” title existed. The advice presented in this axiom is certainly […]

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    Aware to Care

    The first week of May marks National Construction Safety Week—a week to recommit your awareness to doing your part for a safe jobsite. Both workers and companies commit to building a strong safety culture and learn why it is […]

    1 year ago, by
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