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A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc

Leadership

A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc

People's "emotions and reasoning" would need to evolve before a solution to the No. 1 business risk for all organizations – tiny, small, medium, large, and giant -- doing business in the residential construction space can surface.

Two Fallacies Of Construction's Labor Capacity Crisis, And A Real-World Fix

Leadership

Two Fallacies Of Construction's Labor Capacity Crisis, And A Real-World Fix

Few doubt the fact that unstable access to skilled and adaptive frontline workers, managers, and strategists right up the value chain stands, arguably, as the No. 1 risk to business plans, industry sector capability, and economic impact in residential investment.

As Builders Eye Future Growth, It's Time For A 'People Pipeline'

Leadership

As Builders Eye Future Growth, It's Time For A 'People Pipeline'

When it comes to investing in a land pipeline to fuel future growth, it's a no-brainer for homebuilding strategists. Why not consider commitment and investments now in people resources to ignite and accelerate that growth as well?

Together with

FTS

The Builder's Daily Thanks You For 2 Magical Years, & Counting

Leadership

The Builder's Daily Thanks You For 2 Magical Years, & Counting

This moment, for just one moment, is about saying thanks for giving us a shot at being a "who" in your life, rather than just a "what."

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

Leadership

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

The opposite of nimbleness, agility, and resilience – the alternative to construction and real estate's capacity to adapt to a changing business, economic, environmental, and consumer demand climate – is fragility.

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A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc

Leadership

A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc

People's "emotions and reasoning" would need to evolve before a solution to the No. 1 business risk for all organizations – tiny, small, medium, large, and giant -- doing business in the residential construction space can surface.

Two Fallacies Of Construction's Labor Capacity Crisis, And A Real-World Fix

Leadership

Two Fallacies Of Construction's Labor Capacity Crisis, And A Real-World Fix

Few doubt the fact that unstable access to skilled and adaptive frontline workers, managers, and strategists right up the value chain stands, arguably, as the No. 1 risk to business plans, industry sector capability, and economic impact in residential investment.

As Builders Eye Future Growth, It's Time For A 'People Pipeline'

Leadership

As Builders Eye Future Growth, It's Time For A 'People Pipeline'

When it comes to investing in a land pipeline to fuel future growth, it's a no-brainer for homebuilding strategists. Why not consider commitment and investments now in people resources to ignite and accelerate that growth as well?

Together with

FTS

The Builder's Daily Thanks You For 2 Magical Years, & Counting

Leadership

The Builder's Daily Thanks You For 2 Magical Years, & Counting

This moment, for just one moment, is about saying thanks for giving us a shot at being a "who" in your life, rather than just a "what."

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

Leadership

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

The opposite of nimbleness, agility, and resilience – the alternative to construction and real estate's capacity to adapt to a changing business, economic, environmental, and consumer demand climate – is fragility.

frontline workers

A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc

Leadership 05.10.23

A Pivot To A 'Hearts And Minds' Mentality Can Alter Labor's Arc

People's "emotions and reasoning" would need to evolve before a solution to the No. 1 business risk for all organizations – tiny, small, medium, large, and giant -- doing business in the residential construction space can surface.

Two Fallacies Of Construction's Labor Capacity Crisis, And A Real-World Fix

Leadership 05.05.23

Two Fallacies Of Construction's Labor Capacity Crisis, And A Real-World Fix

Few doubt the fact that unstable access to skilled and adaptive frontline workers, managers, and strategists right up the value chain stands, arguably, as the No. 1 risk to business plans, industry sector capability, and economic impact in residential investment.

As Builders Eye Future Growth, It's Time For A 'People Pipeline'

Leadership 04.25.23

As Builders Eye Future Growth, It's Time For A 'People Pipeline'

When it comes to investing in a land pipeline to fuel future growth, it's a no-brainer for homebuilding strategists. Why not consider commitment and investments now in people resources to ignite and accelerate that growth as well?

The Builder's Daily Thanks You For 2 Magical Years, & Counting

Leadership 04.13.23

The Builder's Daily Thanks You For 2 Magical Years, & Counting

This moment, for just one moment, is about saying thanks for giving us a shot at being a "who" in your life, rather than just a "what."

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

Leadership 03.06.23

Ways Out of Housing's 'Vicious Circle' Crisis: #2 Women On Job Sites

The opposite of nimbleness, agility, and resilience – the alternative to construction and real estate's capacity to adapt to a changing business, economic, environmental, and consumer demand climate – is fragility.