
What is a Construction Scope of Work and Why Do You Need One?
Clear Communication is Critical to Happy Customers Last week John explained to Gene what project information needed to be gathered… Overlooking or forgetting something is

Clear Communication is Critical to Happy Customers Last week John explained to Gene what project information needed to be gathered… Overlooking or forgetting something is

It Starts by Asking the Right Questions Another week has gone by and Gene’s looking forward to today’s meeting. As they wrapped up last week’s

So Wouldn’t You Like a Plan for Doing Construction Proposals It’s Saturday, and today will be Gene’s third meeting with John. Even though there’s been

This is the First Step in Building a Better Proposal Even though Gene was still overwhelmed, and his schedule was packed, he knew the only

And Gene’s Not Sure He Can Squeeze It In It’s Friday, and Gene is in his normal state of overwhelm. He’s supposed to be meeting

That’s a Luxury I Just Can’t Afford Here we are, already a week into the new year, and I’m not done with my annual planning

It’s So Much More Than Just a Number A few weeks ago, I shared that it takes a lot of different tools to build a

This Goes for Building a Business Too It takes a lot of different tools to build a construction project. Just think about it. There are

It Starts with Clear Expectations Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve discussed how difficult hiring can be. It’s one of the most challenging responsibilities

It’s Less About Skill and More About Who They Are Last week, we discussed how difficult it can be to hire good people and reviewed

Isn’t This a Question We’d All Like Answered One of the hardest parts of running a business is hiring people. We have too much to

Don’t Run Your Business Like a Runaway Train This week is the final post in a series about the busy lives of people in the