Written By: John Poole on July 24, 2010 No Comment

Written By: John Poole on July 5, 2010 7 Comments
What To Do If You’re Not Getting Paid

Getting paid could be the most difficult part of performing construction work. It doesn’t make sense that this is actually harder than the construction work itself, but often, and perhaps unfortunately, this could be the case. Not getting paid on time can be devastating to construction companies that have costs to vendors and [...]

Written By: John Poole on June 1, 2010 4 Comments

Written By: John Poole on May 29, 2010 14 Comments
Oh No! I’ve Graduated With a Construction Management Degree.

I’m sure there are many youngsters that just received a diploma this month with a concentration in construction management.  Now they are boggled in debt and left with no income on which to live.  So of course the simple solution to that is to get a job.  Well, unfortunately we are in perhaps the worst [...]

Written By: John Poole on May 18, 2010 3 Comments
The Biggest Management Misconception

I was at the jobsite of one of my projects about a week ago….ok, ok, I was at the jobsite of my only project about a week ago, and the plumber was roaming around installing some drinking fountains.  This guy had done work for the municipality in the past and had a prior relationship with [...]

Written By: John Poole on May 5, 2010 20 Comments

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS:

An ad announcing the bidding process for Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary is
being published in the Delaware State News on Friday, April 23.  The text
of the ad is as follows:

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Safe Haven Animal Sanctuary of Sussex County, Inc
Tax parcel number 1-35-11.00-6.03 on Shingle Point Road, off Route 9
between Georgetown and Milton in Sussex [...]

Written By: John Poole on April 12, 2010 32 Comments
What to Do If Your Employer Knows You’re Looking for Another Job

Looking for a job while you are working is hard.  Trust me, I’ve done it a lot.  Just finding the time to talk to someone on the phone is difficult let alone spending half a day going to an interview.  I was in the midst of a cross country job search a couple of years [...]

Written By: John Poole on April 5, 2010 7 Comments

Written By: John Poole on March 28, 2010 9 Comments
Constructonomics Gets the Shaft Again

I can safely say that bidding public RFPs is no easy task.  First, you need to provide rock bottom pricing to come in as the low bid against five to fifteen other bidders and then, you have to be “accepted” by the municipality to perform the work.  I recently found out that it is not [...]

Written By: John Poole on March 23, 2010 224 Comments
How Will the Healthcare Bill Affect the Construction Industry?

After spending fifteen excruciating minutes scouring the web in search of details on the recently passed Heathcare Bill, I’ve realized that it is very difficult to nail down exactly what the changes are and how they will affect the working World and specifically the construction industry.  From what I gather, the main objective was for [...]

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