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Can you fix Stupid??

During my travels, jobsite tours, consultations, and interviews with contractors and subcontractors I am amazed at the flippant attitude many have about Safety. To many mid size and smaller operations Safety is viewed as a pain. Their attitude is that it cost money, it takes up billable time and shows no measurable results. It requires
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Appreciation, Encouragement & Attention Save Lives!

Last week, a Construction Connection member shared with me how difficult the year 2011 was and how he was hopeful that 2012 would be so much better.  I inquired why 2011 was so difficult for him, expecting to hear something to do with money or the economy.  Instead, I heard pain of loss as he
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HOPE: Why Do I Need It and Where Do I Find It?

By Jim Symcox Recently, while I was conducting a Strategy Session with a potential coaching client I was asked the following question. “What personality traits or characteristics have you found to be the most difficult to coach”?  After reflecting on the question for several minutes I responded with this answer, “Apathy, people who are indifferent
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The Necessity of Networking in Construction Today

By James P. Ginopoulos (Gino) Today or every day for that matter…… Networking is both art and skill very similar to so many proficiencies we are required to have in our business.  Yet most do not really understand it, nor do we utilize it properly. Networking is not…. Show me your contact list and I will
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5th Annual Transportation & Infrastructure Convention

With the Holidays behind us Construction Connection looks to the New Year with anticipation. As many of you know, we have agreed to participate as
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