“Are you making decisions as quickly as you should, or is this a problem that you keep facing over and over again? Just like all problems in this business, there’s always something you can do!”
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Do you want to survive the next year, the next recession, and the ongoing reset of the workplace, the marketplace, and the recruiting space?
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President of JBCI, a small, but venerable, repair and restoration firm based in Philadelphia.
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The blunt honesty typically associated with the old gray hairs is something that should be embraced by the younger generation.
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Many of the design activities performed by architecture and engineering firms on a day-to-day basis can qualify for R&D and related incentives.
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President of Reaveley Engineers, a national structural engineering firm based in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Do you want to survive the next year, the next recession, and the ongoing reset of the workplace, the marketplace, and the recruiting space?
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“Are you trying to play the role of the high-flying entrepreneurial CEO in a large firm with lots of resources instead of thinking of yourself as a business owner?”
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In this era of recycle/reuse/renew, instead of discarding boilerplate information, we should embrace it.
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Have a purpose and commit to mastery and excellence and you will find happiness both personally and professionally.
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Unless you put yourself out there as perfect, courts will typically hold you to the standard of reasonable care if you make a mistake.
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President of PDC Engineers (Best Firm Multidiscipline #45 for 2018), a 100-person firm headquartered in Fairbanks, Alaska.