Your Jobsite Has a User Experience Problem With Wes Juergen
A senior super on why the jobsite itself is the product nobody designed. The show's thesis in one episode.
Each path is four to six conversations in the order a new listener should hear them, chosen for one job or one problem. Finish one and the next is waiting.
Three conversations that explain what this show is and why the people on it say things they would not say on a panel.
A senior super on why the jobsite itself is the product nobody designed. The show's thesis in one episode.
Why the biggest GCs are really in the cash business, and what that does to innovation budgets.
The best tool rarely wins the adoption fight. What does, from someone who runs those fights.
The lessons supers and PMs usually pay for in schedule, money, or sleep. Communication, documentation, scheduling, and the tech that survives contact with a real jobsite.
6 episodes · about 5 hours → CareerNobody hands you the playbook for getting from PE to VP. These guests figured it out the hard way: mentorship, visibility, the skills nobody budgets for, and the toll it takes if you ignore the rest of your life.
6 episodes · about 5 hours → ExecutivesMargin pressure, the CM fee, owners who grade their contractors, and why the biggest firms struggle to innovate. The conversations about the business of building, not the building.
6 episodes · about 6 hours → AIWhat AI actually does on a project today, what it does not, and what a contractor should do first. Practitioners and builders, no demos.
6 episodes · about 6 hours → AdoptionLeadership bought it. The field ignores it. Every guest here has lived the gap between a signed contract and a tool people actually open, and most of them have a fix.
6 episodes · about 5 hours → FoundersWhat practitioners actually think of your product, how GCs really buy, and why the org chart on the other side of the table matters more than your roadmap.
6 episodes · about 5 hours → WorkforceThe boomers are retiring, the knowledge is not written down, and the next generation learns differently. What the industry is doing about it, and what it is not.
5 episodes · about 4 hours →