Dear Construction Connection Newsletter Subscribers: The second month of the first quarter has arrived. The Love month! We share with you in this month’s newsletter a poem in appreciation of all contractors. In an article by Jim Symcox, you will learn about hope, why you need it, and how to find it. James Ginopoulos shares
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It’s 2012! A new calendar year is underway. At Construction Connection, we are already working to make new connections with industry experts, emerging companies, information on new products and services to help you, the construction industry professional. In this month’s newsletter, the theme is designed to assist you with tips on how to check references
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By Suzanne Breistol Business traditions are events, processes, or happenings within your company that are scheduled or predictable from year to year. The question that leadership should be asking in regards to each business tradition is: Are we doing it just because we’ve always done it or does it mean something and create value? Some
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By Suzanne Breistol This month in the US, we celebrate on the 4th Thursday of the month the holiday Thanksgiving. The event that Americans commonly call the “First Thanksgiving” was celebrated to give thanks to God for guiding them safely to the New World. Thanksgiving Day is celebrated in many ways today. Although we can
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“To Everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” For those of us who live in or grew up in a place where the changing seasons are prevalent, around the time school resumes, harvest thoughts and plans kick in. Have you ever thought beyond the wondrous events that surround
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First of all, I want to thank all of you that participated in last month’s survey–we got some great information and published the results here. Dealing with Generational differences in the workplace is an important issue, and leads nicely into this month’s subject: Communication and Change. Things are always changing at Construction Connection, and I’m
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