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Written By: John Poole on May 29, 2010 49 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 10 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 March 3, 2010 251 Comments
The Beauty of Public RFPs….And Of Course The Ugly

Over the past six months, I have had the wonderful privilege (ahem) of bidding about 15 public Requests for Proposals.  While I have complained constantly about the process, I probably wouldn’t have any work at all at the moment if they were not available.  As a brand new company there are very few private owners [...]

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