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Chances are good that a change in your construction career is going to come. When a great opportunity comes along, don’t let fear hold you back. Change is scary, but regret is scarier.

The best strategic move in today’s supply chain market is to “go wide not deep”; don’t be an expert, be a translator.

Counteroffers are a mistake for both employees and employers. Offering and accepting counteroffers leads to issues of broken trust and questioned loyalty.

A strong first week in a new job can set a strong foundation for future success. Starting with these small steps can help ensure a positive start in a new job.

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Productivity is an important asset in any organization. Don't spin your wheels. Follow these 10 simple changes to stop self-sabotage and

Recently, my wife Jodi and I were playing chess. It was the first time she had ever played, and had been over a decade since I had. The

Before considering making a change, consider where you are right now and where you might like to be in the future. Ask yourself these three