Leadership vs Management in Construction: a Researched Perspective
Leadership vs Management: Both are needed.
What does the research say as far as the individual managerial competencies. what do we need to thrive?
Understanding Survey: 12D vs CAD
Young Engineers know less about survey know than ever. Mainly due to technology and competent surveyors making an in depth knowledge avoidable. However, understanding the basics is invaluable. This blog discusses the difference between 12D and AutoCAD
The Synergy of Engineers and Foremen: Building Success in Construction
The most important relationship in construction is how the engineers and the field staff collaborate. This blog explores this important relationship.
Common Biases in Decision Making: Understanding and Mitigating Cognitive Pitfalls
As Engineers, we pride ourselves on using data to making logical and rational decisions. However, it must be noted, that Engineers are indeed human, and humans are subject to a series of cognitive biases that greatly impact our decision making.
Intrapreneurship & Innovation in Construction: How to Foster & Control
Why innovation is vital to the longevity of a construction business and how to structure your organisation to foster innovation.
Why Women will make Construction Companies more $$ in the Long Run
Why hiring more females in construction in the short term will help your profitability in the long term. what do the trends teach us?
Decision Making in Construction: Individual vs Group
Captain’s Calls vs Team Consensus - What decision-making process works best in construction? Is there only one answer? As leaders and managers, what should we watch out for?
Why Diversity Will Help Construction Companies Remain Competitive and How Construction Professionals Can Manage Diversity Better
Cultural Diversity Psychological Research and its application in Construction. How can the research help companies and individuals to “win” the global war for talent by enhancing cultural integration of migrant workers.
What does the 1980’s crime wave in New York City and Australian Construction Sites have in common?
What does the 1980’s crime wave in New York City and Australian construction sites have in common?
A look into ‘Broken Window Theory’ and its application in Construction Safety