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Real Remote Scheduling Jobs 🤯, Good to Great Metrics 📈 and Kitchen Sink Contracts 🍽

Real Remote Scheduling Jobs 🤯, Good to Great Metrics 📈 and Kitchen Sink Contracts 🍽

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Micah Piippo
September 25, 2023

Happy Monday!

Here is 1 Quote, 2 Scheduling Thoughts and 3 Interesting jobs to start your week…

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Why not elevate your career to the next level and help someone you know excel in their construction scheduling journey?

Good metrics answer one of the following;

- Jeff Su

Great metrics answer all three.

- Micah Piippo

Delivering a project is hard enough. The last thing the team needs is to attempt to manage the project while testing out a new software or technology. If the tool doesn’t work as intended, it can cause significant delays or costly mistakes.
Instead, test new technologies by building a couple of fake projects and running the integration as if they were real. This allows you to test your processes and programs for errors without any risk. You can even have real people provide feedback on the fake projects.
Believing that merely "adding it to the contract" will magically resolve all scheduling issues is a common misconception. While contracts are essential for defining project requirements, they should not be solely relied upon to rectify scheduling shortcomings. A comprehensive approach is required, including diligent planning, effective progressing and stakeholder engagement. A contract should serve as a framework for collaboration rather than a cure-all solution.

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This week’s episode we tackle how to maximize profits with Risk Management. Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.

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