creativity

By Becky White | Being apart from one another tested the strength of our relationships, and we had to think creatively to meet the new challenges we were encountering.

By Lindsay Young | This is our opportunity to get creative and bring in new ideas for our firms to get work.

By Julie Benezet | Time limits tighten focus, propel you over challenging hurdles, and maximize your chances of success.

By Mark Zweig | Things are real messy right now, but we can all get safely to our destinations if we keep our cool.

Partner at LERA Consulting Structural Engineers (New York, NY), a firm that has created innovative, yet constructible and economical structural designs since 1923.

By Jamie Claire Kiser | Despite the challenging environment, there are tremendous opportunities to be had.

Take time each day to do things that rest your mind and body. This will help you be more creative, more productive, and a better leader.

By Phil Keil | If you’re struggling to build a productive team, it might be time to take a long look in the mirror.

Ask yourself how you can remove constraints and let ideas flow, so they can be shared, shaped, and applied.

Connections across teams and offices increase employee engagement and performance, but the connections must be fostered.

A small investment of your time, energy, and creativity can yield a large return with your clients. Start gently and build your confidence.

If your firm uses a doer-seller business development model, empowering your team is necessary for their success and your bottom line.