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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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Too Hot, Too Cold, Too Young, Too Old

This is the time of year when you pass by condos and houses throughout South Florida and see all the hurricane shutters closed. The snowbirds and those that think the Florida summers are way too hot head off to […]

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Effects Spending Habits Have on Your Career

We turned the calendar to November, officially ushering in the holiday season. This is frequently the time of year many in the workplace are in the celebration way, using remaining PTO, maybe looking forward to a bonus, and, as […]

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The Next Chapter in Your Career

A recent quote on my Instagram feed said: I received the quote following a dinner with a candidate and friend who was retiring after fifteen years with the company we placed her at. We reminisced about the changes in […]

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With or Without COVID-19: Healthy Construction Workplace Behavior Supports Positive Outcomes

Our Career Coaches converse with people from the construction industry on a daily basis—from college age to retirement age, and from management to administrative and accounting roles. Companies are challenged to demonstrate compassion about circumstances related COVID-19, which is […]

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Fallen Angels in Construction

One World Trade Center is the tallest building in the United States, standing at 104 stories and 1776 feet tall. It was completed in 2014. The Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower, its name until 2009) is 108-stories, 1,450-feet tall and was […]

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The Dear John Letter

During WWII, the term “Dear John letter” became popular when soldiers spent long periods away from home. These letters, written affectionately, were either sent by mail or received when the soldier came home to an emptied house. In the […]

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Create A Culture of CARE with the help of AGC

Associated General Contractors of America has launched a website called The Culture of CARE—buildculture.org. The Culture of CARE is challenging leaders to take a bold and visible step toward ensuring their workplaces are welcoming, safe, and inclusive for an […]

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Returning to the Workplace after the Pandemic Restrictions

The origin of the quote, “We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses” is unknown, but it was used by the author of the 1853 book “Lettres Écrites De Mon Jardin”, and […]

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Lost in Translation – How You Can Ease the Transition into a Civilian Career

Within the fabric of the military structure, the Civil Engineering career field is the military’s equivalent to the construction industry. Civil engineering in our armed forces includes numerous sub-industries such as: electrical work, construction of roads and bridges, construction for […]

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Operational Leaders: Do You Understand Your Wiring vs the Wiring of an Estimator?

Back in 2014, I wrote an article for ASPE National’s newsletter titled: Estimators, You’re on the Top Occupations List! The prediction by the US Department of Labor is that 40,000 new estimating jobs would be created in the construction […]

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Estimators: You’re on the Top Occupations List!

This article was published by Estimating Today on February 2014 Edition. To see full magazine, click here. In 2010, at the height of the recession, I was asked to do a presentation for ASPE (American Society of Professional Estimators) […]

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